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BULLETIN 



Books in the Various Departments 



Literature and Science 



ADDED TO 1 



PUBLIC LIBRARY OF CINCINNATI 



DURING THE YEAR 



1881. 




cincinnati: 
Published by the Board of Managers 

J". X&. X£ix.X£ b Co.. X>xbzxrrraiss 



PREFACE. 



The following catalogue contains the titles of the principal books parchased for and presented to 
the Library during the year 1881. It consists of twelve claF^4ified ^^Mouthly Bulletins", a subject 
index, and an index of authors, anonymous works and collections. 

As in the volume for 1880, the classification is simply for convenience, not at all pretending to 
scientific or bibliographical perfection. As a key to the most recent additions to the Library, it will 
be found serviceable. Friends of the Public Library will confer a favor if they will kindly com- 
municate to the Librarian the correction of any error they may discover in the Bulletins, or the 
authorship of any works treated as anonymous, or the name of any person entered only under ini- 
tials or under a pseudonym. CHESTER W. MERRILL, 

Librarian, 



NOTES AND NOTICES. 



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The following catalogues are now for sale : 
The general catalogue of 1871 (xii-f 644 pag(«.) 
Price reduced to . $1.00. 



Catalogues published since 1876: 

1. Anatomy, Physiology, Hygiene (Public and PrivHte), 

Botany, Chemistry, Microscopy and Physics. ( iv-f- 
64 pages.) Price 20 cents. 

2. Bulletin of Books in the various Departments of Litera- 

ture and Science added during ! 878. ( iv -\- I9«i page:). ) 

Price 50 cents. 

3. Bulletin of Books in the various department.* of Litera- 

ture and Science added during 1879. (viii -f 202 pages.) 

Price 75 cents. 

4. Bulletin of Books in the varioas departments of Litera- 

ture and Science added during 1880. (viii-fH07 pages.) 

Price 75 cents. 

5. Bulletin of Books in the various department^ of Litera- 

ture and Science added during 1881. (viii-}-217 pages.) 

Price 5u cents. 

6. Catalogue of the Columbia Branch Library. (ii-f 

20 pages.) Price 10 cent>». 

7. Catalogue of the Cumminsville Branch Library, (ii-f 

22 pages.) Price 10 cents. 

8. Dramas and Dramatic Poems. ( 192 pages) Price 50 cents. 

9. English Prose Fiction, (vi 4- 248 pages. ) Price 45 cents. 

10. French Prose Fiction. Catalogue den CJontes, SouvelUa ti 

Romans fran^aia,) (iv-f36 pages.) Price 20 cents. 

11. German Prose Fiction. (Katalog utid InhalisverzeichnisH 

der Bucher in deutseher Spracke, welche in das Gtbiet der 
p7*08aitichen Dichtung gehdren. (iv-j- 108 pugos. ) 

Price 30 cent**. 

12. Index to the Present Location of the Books included in 

the pri n ted catalogue of 1 8 7 1 . ( :> 2 pages . ) 

JPrice 25 cents. 

13. List of Periodicals and Newspapers currently received. 

f 16 pages.) Price 5 cents. 

14. SuDJect Index to the Location of Books and Pamphlets. 

(ii4-62 pages.) .... Price 20 cents. 

15. Temporary list of Medical Periodicals, belonging prin- 

cipally to the Mussey Medical and Scientific Library. 
(48 pages.) Price 15 cents. 

The above 15 catalogues (1932 pages). Price $5.00 



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The following is 
places of publication 

Alb. 

Alex. 

Altenb. 

A mster. 

And. 

Ant. 

Asch. 

A ugsb. 

Bait. 

Bas. 

Ber. 

Biele. 

Bir. 

Blankuii. 

Bol. 

Bost. 

Brand. 

Braun. 

Brem. 

Bres. 

Brook. 

Brui. 

Buflr. 

Camb. 

Carls. 

Cass. 

Char. 

Chic. 

Cin. 

Cleve. 

Col. 

Coth. 

Darm. 

Daven. 

Dav. 

Dorch. 

Dres. 

Dub. 

Duisb. 

Diissel. 

Edin. 

Eisen. 

Eisl. 

Elb. 

Erf. 

Brl. 

Ex. 

Frankf. a. M. 

Frau. 

Freib. 

Freib. i. Br. 



a list of the principal abbreviations of 
found in the Bulletins : 

Albany. 

Alexandria. 

Altenburg. 

Amsterdam. 

Andover (Mass.) 

Antwerpen. 

AschafiTenburg. 

Augsburg. 

Baltimore. 

Basel. 

Berlin. 

Bielefeld. 

Birmingham (Engl.) 

Blankenburg. 

Bologna. 

Boston (Mass.) 

Brandenburg. 

Braunschweig. 

Bremen. 

Breslau. 

Brooklyn (N. Y.) 

Bruxelles. 

Buffalo (N. Y.) 

Cambridge. 

Carlsruhe. 

Cassel. 

Charleston (S. C.) 

Chicago. 

Cincinnati. 

Cleveland (O.) 

Columbus (O.) 

Cothen. 

Darmstadt. 

Davenport (Iowa.) 

Dayton (O.) 

Dorchester. 

Dresden. 

Dublin. 

Duisburg. 

Diisseldorf. 

Edinburgh. 

Eisenach. 

Eisleben. 

Elberfeld. 

Erfurt. 

Erlangen. 

Exeter (N. H.) 

Frankfurt am Main. 

Frauenfeld. 

Freiburg. 

Freiburg im Breisgau. 



NOTIS A3n> NOTIOIS. 



NOTS8 AND NOTiaiB. 



Qien. 
OlM. 
Gor. 

Gott. 

Greifs. 

Gron. 

Gat. 

Hag. 

Ham. 

Hann. 

Harb. 

Uarl. 

Harris. 

Hart. 

Heidel. 

Heil. 

Hert. 

Herto. 

Hild. 

Indian. 

Innsb. 

Iser. 

Karls. 

Karlst. 

Kass. 

Konigs. 

Lane. 

Lang. 

J^ns. 

Leid. 

Leip. 

Leyd. 

Lieg. 

Liv. 

Lond. 

Louis. 

Mad. 

Magd. 

Manch. 

Mann. 

Mar. 

Marb. 

Mars. 

Melb. 

Middle. 

Mil. 

Milw. 

Mind. 

Maih. 

M&n. 

Muns. 

N. Hav. 



GiMsen. 


N.Y. 


New York. 


Glasgow. 


Nash. 


Nashville (Tenn.) 


Gorlitz. 


Neuw. 


Neuwied. 


Gottingen. 


Newp. 


Newport (B. L) 


Greiftwald. 


Nord. 


Nordhausen. 


Groningen. 


Nordl. 


Nordlingen. 


Gutersloh. 


North. 


Northampton (Mass.) 


S'Gravenhage. 


Norw. 


Norwich (Conn.) 


(The Hague.) 


Num. 


Nurnberg. 


Hamburg. 


Olden. 


Oldenburg. 


Hannover. 


Oxf. 


Oxford (Eng.) 


Harburg. 


Pader. 


Paderbom. 


Harlem. 


Par. 


Paris. 


Harrisburg (Pa.) 


Pawl. 


Pawling. 


Hartford (Conn.) 


Phil. 


Philadelphia. 


Heidelberg. 


Pitts. 


Pittsburg (Pa.) 


Heilbronn. 


Port. 


Portland (Me.) 


Hertford. 


Pets. 


Potsdam. 



S* U ertogenbosch. 

Hildesheim. 

Indianapolis (Ind.) 

Innsbruck. 

Iserlohe. 

Karlsruhe. 

Karl.««tadt. 

Kassel. 

Konigsberg. 

Lanciu»ter (Pa.) 

Langensalza. 

Lansing (Mich.) 

Leiden. 

Leipzig. 

Ley den. 

Liegnitz. 

Liverpool (Eng.) 

London. 

Louisville (Ky.) 

Madrid. 

Magdeburg. 

Manchester (Eng.) 

Mannheim. 

Marietta (O.) 

Marburg. 

Marseille. 

Melbourne (Aust.) 

Middlebury (Conn.) 

Milan. 

Milwaukee (Wis.) 

Minden. 

Mrilheim. 

Munchen. 

Munster. 

New Haven (Conn.) 



Prov. 

Rpgen. 

Rich. 

R<>ch. 

Rost. 

Rotter. 

St. Claire. 

St. Peters. 

San Fran. 

Sav. 

Schaff. 

Schleus. 

Shrews. 

Springf. 

Stral. 

Strass. 

Stutt. 

Sulz. 

Syr. 

Tub. 

Utr. 

Wash. 

Wies. 

Wilkes. 

Wilm. 

Witten. 

Wolfen. 

Wore. 

Wurz. 

Zur. 



Providence (R. 1.) 

Rcgensburg. 

Richmond (Va.) 

Rochester (N. Y.) 

Kostock. 

Rotterdam. 

St. Clairsville. 

St. Petersburg. 

San Francisco. 

Savannah (Ga.) 

Schaffhausen. 

Schleusingen. 

Shrewsbury. 

Springfield. 

Stralsund. 

Strassburg. 

Stuttgart. 

Sulzbach. 

Syracuse (N. Y.) 

Tubingen. 

Utrecht. 

Washington. 

Wiesbaden. 

Wilkesbarre. 

Wilmington (N. C.) 

Wittenberg. 

Wolfenbuttel. 

Worcester (Mass.) 

Wiirzburg. 

Zurich. 



All new books which are added to the Library are first 
placed on exhibition in a special case in the Main Hall, 
where they can be obtained before they are transferred to 
their proper shelves in the alcoves. 



DIRECTIONS. 



In order to find whether any desired work is in this catalogue, if the author is known, consult the Index of Authors, 
beginning at page 193. 

In order to find what works on any given suhject are in this catalogue, consult the Index of Subjects on the opposite 
page, and the pages of the catalogue there indicated under the subject consulted. 

In order to find whether a work published anonymously is in this catalogue, consult the Index of Titles, beginning at 
page 216. For Proceedings and Transactions of learned societies consult the same index. 

Books are entered under the real name of the author when that is known ; under the pseudonym^ or assumed name 
when it is not; and where only the initials of an author are known, the last initial is put flrbt. Compound surnames are 
entered under the first part of the name. The names in parentheses printed in iiaUca and not preceded by the word 
^^formerUf^' are the pseudonyms of the authors whose real name they follow. 

The numbers at the end of each title are the ** call-numbers" for the book; those to which an asterisk (*) is prefixed 
can not be taken from the Library. All books should be called for by their numbers. 



ERRATA. 



No. 35, p. 15. Strahan. Boys' and girls' book, etc.; rtad 80:2343. 

No. 37, p. 46. Bakewell. Geology; rewf 42:1688. 

No. 39, p. 67. Qeddie. Lake regions of central Africa; rtad 21:977. 

" p. 76. Overmann. Manufacture of iron ; rtad 62:496. 

•* p. 77. Fw Taylor, Elias, read Lukin, E. 

No. 40, p. 93. Main. English sonnets; read 81:224. 

No. 45, p. 175. For Labume de Sainte Palaye read Laoume de Sainte Palaye. 



INDEX OF SUBJECTS. 



Axnusexnents. 

pp. 60-61. 

Art. 

pp. 9-11; 26; 44-46; 71-78; 88-91; 121-123; 141-144; 165- 

171; 186-189. 

Bibliography. 

pp. 56-60. 

Biofirraphy. 

pp. 3-8; 21-25; G6-70; 83-87; 100-106; 114-121; 132-139; 
146-162; 162-164; 179-186. 

Ooxnxneroe. 

pp. 70-71; 87-88; 139-141; 152-154. ^ 

Doxnestio Economy. 

pp. 70-71; 87-88; 152-164. 
Drama. 

pp. 12-13; 92-94; 144; 189-190. 

Eduoation. 

pp. 20-21; 82-83; 100; 131-132; 178. 

Mocution. 

p. 132. 
Fiotion, English. 

pp. 13-16; 61-62; 78-80; 94; 124-125; 172-173; 190-192. 
Fiotion, French. 

pp. 125-127. 
Fiotion, German. 

pp. 16; 80; 94-95. 

G-ames. 

pp. 60-61. 

Geofirraphy. 

pp. 3-8; 21-25; 66-7(h, 83-87; 100-105; 114-121; 132- 
139; 146-162; 162-166; 179-185. 

Geoloflry. 

pp. 45-48; 53-55. 

See aUOf Scibncb. 
History. 

pp. 3-8; 21-2.'l; 34-44; 66-70; 83-87; 100-105; 114-121; 

132-139; 146-152; 162-165; 179-185. 
History, French. 

pp. 50-53. 

See aUOf History. 
Industry. 

pp. 9-11; 26; 44-45; 71-78; 88-91; 121-123; 141-144; 

166-171; 185-189. 

LanfiTuaflre. 

See Philology. 
Law. 

pp. 8-9; 70-71; 87-88; 139-141; 152-154. 

Literature. 

pp. 65-56; 128; 173-176. 
See a/M, Polyqraphy. 

Manufootures. 
See Industry. 

MathematioB. 

iSseSciBKGB. 



Medicine. 



pp. 27-31; 91-92; 165-160. 



al90, SciXNCX. 
Mineralogy. 

pp. 45-48; 53-55. 
See (deOf Science. 

Music. 

pp. 12-13; 93-94; 144; 189-190. 

MyOioloffy. 

p. 20. 

Philology. 

pp. 18-19; 98-99; 130; 178. 

Philosophy. 

pp. 20-21; 66; 82-83; 100; 131-132; 178. 

Phrenology. 

p. 34. 
Poetr7 

pp. 11-13; 56; 92-94; 144; 189-190. 
Political Economy. 

pp 8-9; 70-71; 87-88; 139-141; 162-164. 

Politics. 

pp. 8-9; 87-88; 139-141; 162-154. 

Polygraphy. 

pp. 31-32; 62-64; 95-96; 127-128. 
See alsOf Literature. 
Readers. 

p. 132. 

Religion. 

pp. 2-3; 82; 99-100; 130-131; 162; 178-179. 
Rural Sports. 

pp. 60-61; 171-172. 

Science. 

pp. 9-11; 2^27; 44-45; 71-78; 88-91; 121-123; 141-144; 
165-171; 185-189. 

Spiritualism. 

p. 20. 

Stage. 

See Drama. 
Theology. 

pp. 2-3; 82; 99-100; 130-131; 162; 178-179. 

Tra'vels 

pp. 3-8;* 21-25; 66-69; 83-87; 100-105; 114-121; 132-139; 

146-152; 162-165; 179-185. 
Useftd Arts. 

See Art. 
Voyages. 

See Travels. 
Witchcraft. 

p. 20. 

Zoology. 

pp. 106-112. 

See alao, Scixngx. 



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FZ^XOS FX'^rS CSD^TS, 



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BlLlOIOK, XTO. 



BiLiaiON, ITO. 



Religion and Theology. 

Baring-Gould, J^- Sabine. The preacher's 

pocket: a packet of sermons. Lond. W. 

Skeffington, 1880. xiii-|-242 pp. W [78,979; 

35.] 5:4772 

BaSCOm, John. Natural theology. N. T. Put- 
nams. 1880. xiii+306pp. 12^ [79,276; 35.] 

3:4569 

Beadle, J* H. Life in Utah ; or, the mysteries 
and crimes of mormonism. Being an expose of 
the secret rites and ceremonies of the latter-day 
saints, with a full and authentic history of poly- 
gamy and the mormon sect, from its origin to the 
present time. Phil. National Publ. Co. [1870.1 
540 pp., 16 pis., 1 fold, map, illus. in text. 12^ 
[79,161; 35.] 10:2268 

Bevan, Llewelyn D. Sermons, to students and 

thoughtful persons. N. Y. Scribner, 1881. 

Tiii+209 pp. 12*> [79,030; 35.] 5:4830 

Blake, T. C. The old log house, a history and 

defense of the Cumberland presbyterian church. 

Nash. Cumberland Presbyt. Pub. House. 1878. 293 

pp., frontis. 18^ [79,142; 35.] . 4:4402 

Boardman, George Dana. Studies in the moun- 
tain instruction. N. Y. Appleton. 1881 [1880]. 
360 pp. 12^ [78,773; 35.] 5:4033 

Bonwick, James. The mormons and the silver 

mines. Lond. Sodder and Stoughton. 1872. 

vi(4.ii)4.425 pp. 12^ [79,158; 35.] |0:2270 

Best, A. History of the moravians. Tr. from 
the French, and abridged. With an appendix^ 
A new ed. Lond. Sdigious Tract Soe. [1862. 
▼ii+407 pp., 2 pis., 1 fold. map. 16^ [79,153; 35. 

4:425 

Burgess, Thomas, bp. of Salisbury. Milton not 
the author of the lately-discovered Arian work : 
De doctrina Christiana. Three discourses, deliv- 
ered at the anniversary meetings of the Eoyal 
Society of Literature, in the years 1826, 1827, and 
1828. To which is added, Milton contrasted with 
Milton, and with the scriptures. Lond. T. Bret- 
tell. 1829. (44-)219pp. 8*^ [79,212; 35.] |0:2098 

Butterworth, Hezekiah. The story of the nota- 
ble prayers of christian history. Bost. D. 
Lothrop. [1880.] xii, 304 pp., 8 pis. 12® 
[78,791; 35.] 5:3539 

Campbeii, Archibald, archbp. of Canterbury. The 

church of the future. N. Y. Macmillan. 1881. 

▼i+212 pp. 12® [79,263; 35.] 3:4285 

ObnUnta: 1. Its catholicity. S. Its conflict with the atheint. 3. Its 
conflict with the deist. 4. Its conflict with the rationalist. 6. Its 
dogmatic teach inff. 6. Practical counsels for its work. 7. Its cathe- 
dralt. 8. Appendices. 

Chenoweth, Mrs. C. Van D. Stories of the saints. 

Bost Osgood. 1880. 162 pp., 8 pis. 12'' 
[78,775; 35.] 4:5021 

Corwin, Edward Tanjore. A manual of the re- 
formed church in America (formerly ref. prot. 
Dutch church). 1628-78. 3. ed., rev. and cnl. 
N. Y. Board of Publ. of the Bef Church in Amer- 
ica. 1879. xiv(+ii)+676 pp., 34 pis. (1 fold.), 
illus. in text 8° [79,090; 35.] 4:4041 



Eliot. John. The Indian primer ; or, the way of 
training up of our Indian youth in the good 
knowledge of God. 1669. To which is prefixed : 
The Indian covenanting confession. Beprinted 
from the originals in the library of the university 
of Edinburgh. With an introduction by John 
Small. Edin. A. Elliot. 1880. (ii4-)liv+126 
pp., 1 fold. facs. 12^ [79,027; 35.] 3:4552 

Ewald, Georg Heinrich August von. Comment- 
ary on the psalms. Tr. by B. Johnson. Vol. I. 
Lond. Williams and Norgate. 1880. (vi+)vii+ 
(ii+)339pp. 8** [79,028; 35.] (Theological trans- 
lation fund library, 23.) 3:1399 

Faber, Ernst Introduction to the science of 

Chinese religion. A critique of Max Miiller 

and other authors. Lond. Trubner. [1880.] (\v+) 

xii+154 pp. 12« [78,942; 35.] 10:2208 

Franklin, Connecticut, congregational church and 
society, The celebration of the 150th anniversary 
of the primitive organization of the, Oct 14th, 
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Herebon, PaqI Isaac, compiler and translator. A 
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Vol.2. Persian mysticism in the middle af^e.— Theosophy in the 
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Black, Adam and Charles. Guide to the Channel 

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Caveriy, Abiel M. and Eobert Boodey. Geneal- 
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Caveriy, Bobert Boodey. Annals of the Boodeys 
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Charles, Mrs. Elizabeth Bundle. Sketches of the 
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Clark, J. A., editor. The Wyoming valley, upper 
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Dearborn, Nathaniel. Boston notions ; being an 
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Hall, Edward Heppie. The great West : a guide 
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Hall, Edwin, compiler. The ancient historical rec- 
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Hayden, Sidney. Washington and his masonic 
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Hubbard. B. F. Forests and clearings. The his- 
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Huret, Catherine B. Elizabeth Christine, wife of 

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Jack80n, Mrs. Helen Hunt. (M. S.^ A century 
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Jennings, George Henry, compiler. An anecdotal 
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Kentucky, Biographical encyclopsDdia of, of the 
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KohlrauSCh, Friedrich. A history of Germany; 
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Lae Cases, Emmanuel Augustin Dieudonne Marin 
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600 pp., 8 pis., 2 maps, 1 facs., illus. ; (2+)660 
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Noft. Vol. 4. contains a general index. 

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L088ing, Benson John. The story of the United 

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Martin, Bon Louis Henri. A popular history of 
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Montague, Capt W. E. Campaigning in South 
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Murray, John. Handbook for travellers in cen- 
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Peareon, Jonathan. Contributions for the gen- 
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Note. iDcIudes the early Florentine painters of the 15. century. 

Playfair, G. M. H. The cities and towns of 
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Poole, Stanley Lane. The coins of the Moors of 
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Pulling, F. S. Sir Joshua Eeynolds. N. Y. Scrib- 

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Richardson, James, editor. Wonders of the Yel- 
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Rogers, Ammi. Memoirs of the Bev. Ammi 
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account of religion and politics, for almost twenty 
years; and finally falsely accused and imprisoned 
in Norwich jail, for two years, on the charge of 
crimes said to have been committed in the town 
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he was not within about 100 miles of the place, 
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Schliemann, Heinrich. Ilios : the city and coun- 
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Scott, Leader. Fra Bartolommeo [di Paolo]. 

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Not: Includes Mariotto Albertinelli and Andrea d'Agnolo called 
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Sensier, Alfred. Jean-Francois Millet, peasant 
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SbattUCk, Lemuel. A history of the town of 
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Small, H. B., compiler. The Canadian handbook 

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Spalding, Samuel J. Spalding memorial : a gene- 
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Taylor, Fennings, editor. Portraits of British 
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Texae in 1840; or, the emigrant's guide to the 
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Wadsworth, Horace A., compiler. History of 
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WaitO, Major Otis F. R New Hampshire in the 
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Walkor, Francis A., compiler. Statistical atlas of 
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Warnor, Charles Dudley. My winter on the Nile. 

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Wi86, 1^'eu^. Henry Augustus. Los Gringos: or, 
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Witt, Mme, Henriette de. Monsieur Guizot in 

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Politics, Political and Social Economy, Law. 

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Boauchanip tragedy. The, in Kentucky, as de- 
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Law Society calendar. The Incorporated, for the 

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MuhlenberQ, W. A. The women and her accus- 
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Mulball, Michael G. The progress of the world 
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Ohio Supreme Court, Eeports of cases argued and 

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Science, etc. 



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92 pp., 21 pis. f* [79,013; 35.] *A 

Keene, Charles. Our people, sketched. From 

the collection of "Mr. Punch." Bost. Osgood. 

1881 [1880]. (8+)156 pp., illus. 4° [78,803; 

35.] *A 

Knight, Henry Gaily. The ecclesiastical archi- 
tecture of Italy. From the time of Constan- 
tine to the 15. century. With an introduction 
and text. Lond. Bonn, 1842-3. 2 v. (ii+)x 
(+ii) pp.+40 leaves, 40 pis. (37.cord\ ilium, t. p.; 
(4 pp.-f) 41 leaves, 41 pis. (40 coPd), ilium, t. p. 
f* [78,705; 35.] *A 

Laiand, E. H. Farm homes in-doors and out- 
doors. N. Y. Orange Judd Co. 1881 [1880]. 
204 pp., illus. in text 12° [78,758; 35.] 53:538 



Lunga, George. A theoretical and practical trea- 
tise on the manufacture of sulphuric acid and 
alkali, with the collateral branches. Lond. J. 
V, Voorst. 1879-80. 2 v. xv+658 pp., 2 fold, 
pis.; xiv-|-708 pp., 6 fold, pis.; illus. in text. 8** 
[78,977; 77,934; 35.] *5l:1762-3 

Magnin, Antoine. The bacteria. Tr. by George 
M. Sternberg. Bost. Little^ Brown and Co, 

1880. 227 pp., 10 pis. 12° [79,281; 35.] 44:2471 

Messer, Frederick A. A new and easy method 
of studying British wild flowers by natural 
analysis ; being a complete series of illustrations 
of their natural orders and genera analytically 
arranged. Lond. D. Bogue. 1880. (6+)14« 
pp., illus. in text. 8° [78,946; 35.] 43:685 

Naval en cyclopaedia; comprising a dictionary of 
nautical words and phrases; biographical no- 
tices, and records of naval officers ; special articles 
on naval art and science, written expressly for 
this work by officers and others of recognized 
authority in the branches treated by them. To- 
gether with descriptions of the principal naval 
stations and seaports of the world. Phil. L. B. 
Hamersly. 1881. vii+(ii+)14-1017 pp. 4° 
[79,385; 35.] *52:3400 

Patterson, Robert Lloyd. The birds, fishes and 

cetacea, commonly frequenting Belfast Lough. 

Lond. D. Bogue. 1880. (4+)267 pp., 1 map. 

8° [78,954; 35.] 44:422 

Phillips, Josiah S. The explorers', miners' and 
metallurgists' companion, comprising a practi- 
cal exposition of the various departments of geol- 
ogy, exploration, mining, engineering, assaying, 
and metallurgy. 2. ed. [San Fran.] Author. 1873. 
xv,671pp., illus. in text. 8° [78,766; 35.] 52:526 

Poynter, Edward J. and Head, Percy E. Classic 
and Italian painting. JN. Y. Scribner and Wei- 
ford. 1880. xxi(+iiO+216 pp., illus. in text. 
12° [79,934; 35.1 (Illus. text-books of art edu- 
cation ; Edward J. Poynter.) 53:2563 

Prior, W. D. Hardy shrubs, with descriptions of 

the most popular kinds, and practical directions 

for their culture and use. Lond. Routledge. 

1881. 186 pp., 4 col'd pis., illus. in text. 12° 
[78,949; 35.] 43:640 

Proctor, Richard Anthony. The poetry of astron- 
omy. A scries of familiar essays on the heavenly 
bodies, regarded less in their strictly scientific 
aspect, than as suggesting thoughts respecting 
infinities of time and space, of variety, of vital- 
ity, and of development. Phil. Lippincott, 1881. 
vi(+ii)+447 pp. 12° [79,308; 35.] 42:331 

Contenti: Age of the sun And earth.— The sun in bin glory.— When 
the sea WM young. — Is the moon dead? — The moon'p myriad email 
craterp.— A new crater in the moon.— A fiery world.— The planet of 
war.— Living in dread and terror.— A ring of worlds. — Earth-bom 
meteorites. — The amhitecturo of the aniyerse. 

Rehberg, Friedrich. Drawings faithfully copied 

from nature at Naples, [n. p.] 1794. 2 pp., 

26 pis. f° [78,702; 35.] *A 

Rimmer, Richard. The land and freshwater 

shells of the British isles. With illustrations 

of all the species. Lond. D. Bogue. 1880. xxxii 

+208 pp., 11 pi., illus. in text. 12° [78,952; 35.] 

44:2541 




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Robinson, James F. BritiBh bee-farming; its 

profits and pleasures. Lond. Chapman and 

Hall 1880. xiii(+iii)+206 pp., illus. in text. 

12^ L'^8,954; 35.] 44:2384 

Robinson, W. Mashroom culture; its extension 
and improvement. Lond. " Garden " office, 
[1880.] x+172 pp., frontis., illus. in text. 12^ 
[78,989; 35.] 52:2278 

Ross, -Z>t'et^^.-(7o^ W. A. Alphabetical manual of 
blowpipe analysis. Showing all known meth- 
ods old and new. Lond. Truhner, 1880. ix(-|-iii) 
-f 148 pp., illus. in text. 12° [79,036; 35.] 

51:1884 

Ruskin, John. Notes on Samuel Prout and Wil- 
liam Hunt, illustrated by a loan collection of 
drawings, exhibited at the Fine Art Society^s gal- 
leries, 148 New Bond street. 1879-80. [Lond.] 
108 pp. 12° [79,000; 35.] 53:807 

Scamoli, George. Breweries and maltings; their 
arrangement, construction, machinery and 
plant. 2. ed., revised, enlarged, and partly re- 
written by Frederick Colter. Lond. Spon, 
1880. viii+178pp., 20pl8. 8° [78,963; 35.] 

52:1490 

Scott, Col, Henry L. A military dictionary; 
comprising technical definitions; information 
on raising and keeping troops; actual service, in- 
cluding makeshifts and improved materiel ; and 
law, government, regulation, and administration 
relating to land forces. N. Y. D, Van Nostrand. 
18H4. 674 pp., illus. in text. 8^ [29,821; 78,818; 
35.] 52:1982 

Shock, William H. Steam boilers; their design, 

construction, and management. N. Y. D. Van 

Nostrand, 1880. (4-f-)473 pp., 34 pis. (20 fold.), 

illus. in text, f ** [78,913; 35.] *A 

Smith, David. Practical dyers* guide. Contain- 
ing five hundred dyed patterns, to each of 
which a genuine receipt is given. The work com- 
prises practical instructions in the dyeing of silk, 
cotton and wool in a raw and manufactured 
state, also instructions for dyeing plain and 
mixed fabrics, in single and two colours, and a 
great variety of bronzes, also receipts for making 
all the dye spirits with which to dye every colour 
in the work. 2. ed. Lond. Simpkin, Marshall 
and Co. 1880. (2-f )238 pp. 8*^ [78,960; 35.] 

*52:1547 

Smith, T. Roger. Architecture, Gothic and renais- 
sance. Lond. Low, 1880. xxxx-f236 pp., 
illus. in text. 12** [78,999; 35.] (Text-books of 
art education ; Edw.J. Poynter.) 53:619 

Spret80n, N. E. A practical treatise on casting 
and founding. Including descriptions of the 
modern machinery employed in the art. 2. ed. 
Lond. Spon. 1880. xi+412 pp., 83 pis. 8° 
[78,962; 35.] 52:1599 

Stanley, Edward. A familiar history of birds. 
New ed. Lond. ^Longmans. 1880. xii+420 
pp., frontis., illus. in text. 12° [78,978; 35.1 

44:1871 

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Taylor, J- B. Nature's bye-paths. A series of 
recreative papers in natural history. Lond, 
Bogue, 1880. viii+408 pp., illus. in text. 12° 
[78,953; 35.] 43:1949 

Thomson, Sir William. Keprint of papers on 
electrostatics and magnetism. Lond. Macmillan, 
1872. XV4-592 pp., 3 pis., illus. in text. 8° 
[78,976; 35.] 51:2859 

Vogt, Carl. Bilder aus dem Thierleben. Frankf. 

a. M. J, EiiUen, 1852. (8+)452 pp., illus. 

in text. 12° [18,374; 35.] 41:2634 

Wallace, Alfred Eussel. Island life ; or, the phe- 
nomena and causes of insular faunas and floras, 
including a revision and attempted sofution of 
the problem of geological climates. N. Y, Harp- 
ers. 1881. xvi-f-522 pp., 3 maps.; maps in text. 
8° [79,278; 35.] 44:504 

Weisbacll, Julius. Mechanics of engineering. 
Theoretical mechanics, with an introduction to 
the calculus. Designed as a text-book for tech- 
nical schools and colleges, and for the use of en- 
gineers, architects, etc. Tr. from the 4. augm. 
and impr. Germ. ed. by Eckley B. Coxe. 5. Am. 
ed. Illus. with 902 woodcuts in the text. N. 
Y. D. Van Nostrand, 1878. xxxiii, 112 pp. 8^ 
[79,381; 35.] 51:2456 

Wells, Samuel Roberts. New physiognomy ; or, 
signs of character, as manifested through tem- 
perament and external forms, and esj)ecially in 
"the human face divine." N. Y. S.R, Wells and Co, 
1880. xxvi, 768 pp., frontis., illus. in text. 12° 
[78,738; 35.] 44:948 

Wilson, Frederic J.JF. Stereotyping and electro- 
typing. A guide for the production of plates, 
by the papier mach^ and plaster processes. With 
instructions for depositing copper by the battery 
or by the dynamo machine. Also hints on steel 
and brass facing, etc. Lond. Wymnn and Sons, 

1880.J xv-f-195 pp., 4 fold, maps, illus. in text. 

2° [78,966; 35.] 52:1682 

Wood, i^^- John George. Popular natural his- 
tory. Newed. Phil. Porter and Coates. [1880.] 
695 pp., frontis., illus. in text. 12° [78,734; 35.] 

44:525 

Wood, Nicholas. A practical treatise on rail- 
roads, and interior communication in general ; 
with original experiments, and tables of the com- 
parative value of canals and rail-roads. Lond. 
Knight and Lacey. 1825. (2-f)314 pp., 6 fold, 
pis. 8** [79,000; 35.] 52:124 

Wurtz, Adolph. The atomic theory. Tr. by E. 
Gleminshaw. N. Y. Appleton. 1881. viii-f- 
344 pp., 1 fold. pi. 12*^ [79,037; 35,] (Interna- 
tional scientific series, 29.) 51:1999 

Poetry, Music, and the Drama. 

Addison, I^. 0. The street singer ; a poem. 

Corr. ed. Chic. H. A. Sumner, 1880. (2+) 

82 pp. 12° [78,597; 35.] 31:2353 

Bida, Alexandre, translator. The lovers of Prov- 
ence, Aucasssin and Nicolette; a MS. song-story 
of the 12. century, rendered into modern French. 



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Poetry, etc. 



Bida, Alexandre, translator (continued,) — 

Tr. into English verse and prose by A. Rodney 
Macdonough. N. Y. Fords, Howard and Hulbert. 
[1880.1 (ii+)xxvi, 82 pp., 16 pis. sq. 12^ 
[79,005; 35.] 31:2313 

Bishop, Levi. Poetical works. 6. ed. With a 
sketch of the life of the author. Alb.. Weed, 
Parsons and Co. 1881. xvii, 100(+ii)+viii+103- 
590+12 pp. 8° [79)215; 35-1 31:2383 

Browning, Elizabeth Barrett. Poetical works. 
Corr. by the last London ed. N. Y. J, Miller. 
1871. viv, 533 pp. 18° [78,910; 35.] 31:2410 
Clouston, W. A., editor, Arabian poetry for Eng- 
lish readers. With introduction and notes. 
Glas. Privately printed, 1881. lxxii4-472 pp., 2 
pis., 1 fold, geneal. tab. 12° [78,783; 35.] 

10:4594 

KoU. Only SO** copies printed be.oides 70 Inrge-paper copie». 

C0I08, Abraham. The microcosm; and other 

poems. ^. Y. Applefon. 1881 [1880]. xii, 

348 pp., 4 pis. 12° [78,787; 35.] 31:612 

ConCOne, J* Fifty lessons in singing, for the 

middle register of the voice. Bost. 0. Ditson, 

[n. d.] 47 pp. f° [78,699; 35.] *53:1655 

Coquelin, C. The actor and his art. Tr. from 
the French by Abby Langdon Aloer. Bost. 
Roberts. 1881. 63 pp. 16° [79,303; 35.] 

r0:2693 

Craik, ^rs, Dinah Maria. Thirty years; being 

poems, new and old. Bost. Jloughton, Mifflin 

and Co, 1S81. xiii+507 pp. 16° [78,897; 35.] 

31:2458 

Dowden, Edward. Shakspere. A critical study 

of his mind and art. N. Y. Harpers. 1881. 

xvii(+iii)+386 pp. 12° [79,306; 35.] 32:3009 

Fields, James T. Ballads, and other verses. Bost. 

Houghton, Mifflin and Co. 1881 [1880 J. 133 

(+4) pp. 16° [78,799; 35.] 31:2517 

Goodale, Elaine and Dora Head. All round the 
year; verses from Sky farm. With which are 
included the thirty poems issued in illustrated 
form in the volume entitled, " In Berkshire with 
the wild flowers." N, Y. Putnam. 1881 [1880]. 
vii-f-202(+2) pp., 8 pis. 18° [78,740; 35.] 

31:2568 
Goothe, Johann Wolfgang von. Faust; a tragedy. 
Part 1. Tr., in the original metres, by Thomas 
James Arnold. With 50 illustrations after origi- 
nal designs by Alexander Liezen Mayer. And 
with vignettes, ornamental borderings, etc. by 
Kudolf Seitz. Miin. T. Stroefer, [1877.] (6+) 
157 pp., 13 pis. P [79,012; 35.] */^ 

Greenough, ^rs, liichard. Mary Magdalene ; a 

poem. Bost. Osgood, 1880. (8+) 72 pp. 

12° [78,585; 35.J 31:2571 

Hail, Charles Cuthbert and La8ar,Sigismond. The 

evangelical hymnal with tunes. N. Y. A. S. 

Barnes, 1880. (iv+)v+621 pp. 12° [78,582; 

35.] 5:3324 

Halliwell, James Orchard. A new boke about 
Shakespeare and Stratford-on-Avon. Lond. 
For private circulation. 1850. viii+96 pp., 1 pi., 
1 fold, facs., illus. in text f ° [78,806; :^5.] 

*32:3196 

Ifot€, Only 76 copies printed. 



Hugo, Victor Marie. Theatre. Par. Hachette, 
1867. 4 V. (4+)527 pp.; (4+)541 pp.; (4+) 
444 pp.; (2+)379(+13) pp. 16° [:i2,110; 35.] 

32:1801-4 
The same. Vols. 1-3. 1872. [77,444.] 32:1805-7 

QmlenU: Vol.1. Cromw«»ll. 

Vol. 2. Uernani.— Mftrion de Lorme.— IjC roi ^^nmase. 
Vol. 3. LiHT^ce BorKirt.— Marie Tudor.— Angelo. 
Vol. i. Im Enmerttlda. — Riiy Kla». — Lea hurgrAveii. 

LarCOm, Lucy. Wild roses of Cape Ann; and 

other poems. Bost. Houghton, Mifflin and Co. 

1881 [1880]. (ii4-)vi, 272 pp. 12° [78,7:31; 35.] 

31:2667 

MacCoil, Mary J. Bide a wee; and other poems. 
Buff. P.Paul, 1880. vi,103pp. 16° [78,59:3; 35.] 

31:1126 

Metastasio, Pietro Antonio Domenico Buonaven- 
tura Trapassi. Opere scelte di ; edizione por- 
tatile nella quale si e adoprato il modo pid sem- 
plice di notare le voci colT acconto di prosodia. 
Avignon. Li Fratelli Seguin. 1808. 6 v. xii-f 
236 pp.; (2+)22 6pp.; (2+)224 pp.- (2+)184 pp.; 
(2+)176 pp.; (4+)176 pp. 24° [79,261; 35.] 

32:2750.1-6 

Cbnt^nts: Vol.ll Siroe. — Demetrio.—I^ftipile.—Alcuue scene dell' 
Artftworse. 

Vol. 2. Olimpfndp.— D<»moroonte.— LaclementA dl Tito. 

Vol. 3. Achille in Sr;iro.— Scire reoono«.cinio.— TemiMtocle. 

Vol. 4. Zenobia.— Ipermpntrn.— Atiilio Regolo. 

V<»1.6. La morte d'Ah**!.— Immoco figiira d**l R^dentore. — Giiiseppe 
recono}*ciiiio.— Betulia liberata. — Gioas ro di Oiuda.— La iM^sioue di 
0«*srt Ct islo. 

Vol. 6. II Hogno di Sciplone. — II trionfo d'amore.— L'amor prigio- 
nipro.— La >?rHZie vendicnt**. — La pace fra la virtii. — Aslrea placata.'— 
L'ap«». — 1^ ritroaia diitarmata. — Poo!«ie diverse. 

Palmer, William Pitt. Echoes of half a century : 

poems. N. Y. Putnam. 1880. x+:^32 pp. 

12° [78,896; 35.] 31:2776 

Piatt, John James. Idyls and lyrics of the Ohio 

valley. Cin. W. E. Dibble. 1881 [1880]. (2+) 

137 pp., frontis. 12° [78,796; 35.] 31:2786 

Porter, William S. The musical cyclopedia; or, 
the principles of music considered as a science 
and an art; embracing a complete musical dic- 
tionary, and the outlines of a musical grammar, 
and of the theory of sounds and laws of har- 
mony ; with directions for the practice of vocal 
and instrumental music, and a description of 
musical instruments. Bost. J, Loring. 1834. 
vii, 432 pp. 18° [79,198; :^5.] 53:2281 

Pye, Henry James. Comments on the commen- 
tators on Shakespear. With preliminary ob- 
servations on his genius and writings; and on the 
labors of those who have endeavoured to elucidate 
them. Lond. Tipper and Richards. 1807. xvi 
+342 pp. 8° [78,805; 35.] 32:3028 

St. John, Charles Henry. Country love and city 

life; and other poems. Bost. A. Williams. 1880. 

vi(-fii)+200pp. 18° [78,800; 35.] 31:1672 

Schiller, Johann Christoph Friedrich von. The 
maid of Orleans, [n. t. p.] 222 pp., 1 pi. (Speci- 
mens of Swedish and German poetry, tr. by J. B. 
D. Bethune.) [35] In 31:86 

Strauss, Johann. Dance music. Bost. White, 
Smith, and Perry, [1872.] [78,700; 35.]*53:1811 

TeQndr, Bsaias, Selections i'vhm the miscellaneous 

])oem8 of [n. t. p.] xii i + 167 pp. (Specimens 

of Swedish and German poetry, tr. by J. E. D. 

Bethune.) [35] In 31:86 



Fiction (English). 



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Tonnyson, Alfred. Ballads, and other poems. 

Bo9t. Osgood, 1880. 112 pp., 1 port. 12° 
[78,743; 35.] 31:2910 

TiBCk, Ludwig. The midsomraer night; or, 

ShakeBpeare and the fairies. From the Gcr. by 

Mary C. Rumsey. Lond. C, Whittingham, 1854. 

35 pp. 12° [78,809; 35.] 32:1284 

Toland, M. B. M. Onti Ora. A metrical ro- 

man<;e. Phil. Lippincott, 1881. 117 pp., 7 

pis., illus. in text. 12° [78,735; 35.] 31:2920 

Upton, George P. Woman in music. An essay. 

Bost. Osgood. 1880. 145 pp., 8 pis. 12° 
[78,748; 35.] 10:2568 

Venable, W. H. The teacher's dream. N. Y. 

Putnam, 1881 [1880]. 34(+2) pp., illas. in 

text. 12° [78,607; 35.] 31:1854 

Willing, ^rs. Charles. Persephone ; and other 
poems. Phil. Lippincott. 1881 [1880]. 95 pp. 

12° [78,732; 35.] 31:2963 

Zundel, John. The modern school for the organ, 
a new, progressive, and practical method. In 3 
parts. Bost. 0. Ditson, 1860. 200 pp. f ° 
[78,698; 35.] *53:1870 

Fiction— English. 

Crailc, Georgiana M. Mark Dennison's charge. 

Lond. Moutledge, 1881 [1880]. (64-)302 pp., 

6 pis. 12° [78,393; 35.J 35:4980 

DeMorgan, Mary. The necklace of Princess Fi- 

orimonde; and other stories. Lond. Macmil- 

Ian. 1880. vii-f 184 pp., 11 pis. 16° [78,566; 35.] 

37:303 

Conienti: The wandertogfl of ^Arasmon. — The heart of Princcsfl 
Joan.— The petller's pack.— The bread of dUconteDt.— The three 
clever kings. — The wise princess. 

Diaz, ^^TS. A. M. Christmas morning. Little stories 

for little folks. Bost. D, Lothrop. [1880.] 369 

pp., illus. in text. 12° [78,553; :^5.] 37:424 

Disraeli, Benjamin, earl of Beaconsfield, Endy- 

mion. N. Y. Appleton. 1880. 477 pp. 12° 

[78,557; 35.] 37:686 

Drayson, Col. Alfred W. The gentleman cadet; 

his career and adventures at the Eoyal Military 
Academy, Woolwich. Lond. Griffith and Farran. 
[1874.] (4+)348 pp., 4 pis. 12° [78,552: 35.] 

37:849 
Durandi Alice Fleury. (Henri Greville.) The 

princess Ogherof A Kussian love story. Tr. 
from the French by Mary Neal Sherwood. Phil. 
Peterson. [1880.] 326 pp. 16° [78,714; 35.] 

37:1094 
Durand, Alice Fleury. (Henri Greville.) The 

trials of Ka'issa. (Les epreuves de Ma'issa). A 
Russian love story. Tr. from the French by Mary 
Neal Sherwood. Phil. Peterson. [1880.] 314 
pp. 16° [78,715; 35.] 37:1095 

Eadgyth. (pseud.) The snow fort and the frozen 

lake ; or, Christmas holidays at Pond House. 

Lond. Soc. for promot, Christ, knowl. [1880.] (2-4-) 

256 pp., 3 pis. 12° [78,445; 35.] 37:1419 

Ewing, Juliana Horatia. We and the world. A 

book for boys. Bost. Roberts. 1880. (6+) 

310 pp., 9 pis. 16° [78,446; 35.] 37;1797 



Fleming, George (pseud.) See Fletcher, Miss. J. 

Fletcher, Miss Julia. (George Fleming.) The 

head of Medusa. Bost. Roberts. 1880. 371 

pp. 16° [78,708; 35.] 37:2266 

Forrester, -Afr5. Boy and Viola. A novel. Phil. 

Lippincott. 1881 [1880]. 380 pp. 12° [78, 

325; 35.] 37:2367 

Fothergill, Jessie. The Wellfields. A novel. 

N.Y. H.Holt, 1880. (12+)428 pp. 16° 
[78,315; 35.] 37:2433 

French, Harry W. Ego. A novel. Bost. Lee 

and Shepard. 1880. (2+)258 pp. 12° [78, 

724; 35.] 37:2472 

Frith, Henry. Schoolboys all the world over. 

Adapted from the French. Lond. Routledge. 

1881 [1880]. 256 pp., 12 pis., illus. in text. 12° 

[78,398; 35.] 37:2507 

OontenU: Ailnm Smith, the young American.— Lao, the little 
Chinese.— Khhs, the little E!«qiiiinauz.— Samba, the little African.— 
Wooley-head, the little Australian. 

Gath ( pseud.) See Townsend, George Alfred. 

Graham, Bnnis (pseud.) See Moiesworth, Mrs- 

Grenville, George Nugent Temple, lord Nugent' 

and A. L. Legends of the library at Lilies'. 

Lond. Longmans, 1832. 2 v. vi-}-(ii4)359 pp.* 

(44.)350 pp. 12° [78,108; 35.] 38:3699-3700 

Hale, Edward Everett. (Col, Frederic Ingham.) 
Stories of the sea told by sailors. Bost. Rob- 
erts, 1880. (4+)302 pp. 16° [78,709; 35.] 

37:3846 

Contents: Columbus*!* return from his first voyage.— The chancel' 
lor voyage. — The Spanish Armada.—The battle of Lenanto.— Sir 
Kichard GrenrilJe. — Alexander Selkirk.— The buccaneers.— Paul Jones 
and Richard Pearson.— Nelnon and Trafalgar.— The EngliHh navy.— 
Fitcaim^s Island.— Naval battles. — Shipwrecks. 

Hale, Lucretia P. The Peterkin papers. Bost. 

Osgood. 1880. ^46 pp., 8 pis. 12° 
35.] 

HarCOUrt, Alfred p. p. The royal umbrella. 

Lond. Griffith and Farran. 1880. 128 pp., 4 

pis. 12° [78,523; 35.] 37:3974 

Hay, Mary Cecil. Missing. N. Y. Harpers. 1880. 
160 pp. 24° [78,364; 35.] (Half-hour series.) 

37:4224 

Honty, ^' A. Out on the pampas ; or, the young 

settlers. A tale for boys. N. Y. Pott, Young 

and Co. [1880.] vii+374 pp., 3 pis. 12° [78, 

439; 35.] 37:4307 

Hillorn, Wilhelmine von. The'hour will come ; a 

tale of an Alpine cloister. From the German 

by Clara Bell. N. Y. W. S. Gottsberger. 1880. 

iv+273 pp. 16° [78,326; 35.] 37:4436 

Historical tales of the southern counties. Lond. 

Saunders and Otley. 1838. 2 v. vii-f 271 pp.; 
(4-f )298 pp. 12° [78,273; 35.] 40:1569-70 

Holmes, Mrs, Mary Johnston. Chateau d'Or, 

Norah, and Kitty Craig. [3 stories.] K. Y. 
Carleton, 1880. 389 pp. 12° [78,328; 35.] 

37:4583 

Holmes, ^r^- Mary Johnston. Eed-bird. A brown 

cottage story. N. Y. Carleton. 1880. 107 pp., 

8 pis. 18° [78,363; 35.] 37:4584 




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Fiction (English). 



Holtf Emily Sarah. Earl Hubert's daughter ; or, 

the polishing of the pearl. A tale of the 13. 

century. N. Y. R. Carter. [1880.] v(+iii)+ 

371 pp., frontis. 12^ [78,554; 35.] 37:4606 

Hubard, Sue W. "Ab thyself." A novel. Phil. 

LippincoU, 1881 [1880]. 280 pp. 12° [78, 

723; 35.] 37:4787 

Jackson, Josephine. What's the matter? N. Y. 

Author's PubL Co, [1880.] 95 pp. IS*' [78, 

418; 35.] (Sachel ser. 27.) 38:155 

James, Henry, jr, Washington Square. N. Y. 

Harpers, 1881 [1880]. 266 pp., illus. in text. 

16° [78,713; 35.] 38:231 

Keary, Annie and E. Heroes of Asgard. Tales 

from Scandinavian mythology. J^ew ed. Lond. 

Macmillan. 1880. (ii+)323 pp., 7 pis. 16° [78, 

412; 35.] 38:695 

Kellogg, Elijah. A strong arm and a mother's 

blessing. Bost. Lee and Shepard. 1881 [1880]. 

297 pp., 4 pis. 16° [78,759; 35.] 38:751 

Kingsley, Henry. The mystery of the island. 

Lond. W. MuUan. 1877. (4+)266 pp. 12° 

[78,444; 35.] 38:972 

Kingston, William H. G. The cruise of the 

** Dainty," or, rovings in the Pacific. Lond. 

Sac, for promot. Christ. knowL [1880.] (2+)192 pp., 

3 pis. 12° [78,461; 35.J 38:1027 

Kingston, William H. G. Dick Cheveley : his ad- 
ventures and misadventures. Phil. Lippincott. 
1881 [1880]. 396 pp., 12 pis. 12° [78,449; 35.] 

38:1021 

Kingston, William H. G. In the forest. A tale 
of settler life in North America. With 41 full- 
page illus. Lond. T. Nelson. 1880. xii, 393 
pp. 12° [78,320; 35.] 38:1019 

Kingston, William H. G. In the wilds of Florida. 
A tale of warfare and hunting. Lond. T. Nel- 
son. 1880. ix, 461 pp., illus. in text. 12° [78,318; 
35.] 38:1020 

Kingston, William H. G. The lily of Leyden. 

Lond. Soc. for promot. christ. knowl. [1880.] 127 

pp., frontis. 12° [78,458; 35.] 38:1028 

Kingston, William H. G. Manco : the Peruvian 
chief, or, an Englishman's adventures in the 
country of the incas. 5. thous. Lond. Griffith 
and Farran. [1880.] xi+371 pp., 4 pis. 12° 
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Kingston, William H. G. Mark Seaworth ; a tale 

of the Indian ocean. Lond. Griffith and Farran. 

[1851.] 384 pp., 4 pis. 12° [78,556; 35.] 38:1035 

Kingston, William H. G. The mate of the "Lily" ; 

or, notes from Henry Musgrave's log book. 

Lond. Soc. for promot. Christ, knowl. [1880.] (2+) 

160 pp., 3 pis. 12° [78,462; 35.] 38:1025 

Kingston, William H. G. Ned Garth ; or, made 

prisoner in Africa. A tale of the slave trade. 

Lond. Soc. for promot. Christ, knowl. [1880.] (2+) 

256 pp., 3 pis. 12° [78,436; 35.] 38:1023 

Kingston, William H. G. Norman Vallery ; or, 

how to overcome evil with good. Lond. Gall 

andlnglis. [1880.] 256 pp., 16 pis. 16° [78,437; 

35.] 38:1024 



Kingston, William H. G. The rival Crusoes. 

Lond. Griffith and Farran. 1879. (6+)378 pp., 

8 pis. 12° [78,549; 35.] 38:1032 

Kingston, William H. G. Roger Willoughby; or, 

the times of Benbow. A tale of the sea and 

land. Lond. J. Nisbet. 1881 [1880]. iv(+ii)+ 

402 pp., 6 pis. 12° [78,750; 35.] 38:1036 

Kingston, William H. G. Salt water; or, the 
sea life and adventures of Neil D'Arcy, the 
midshipman. 5. thous. Lond. Griffith and Far- 
ran. [1880.] xi+371 pp., 8 pis. 12° [78,548; 
35.] 38:1006 

King8ton,William H. G. A tale of the shore and 

ocean; or, the heir of Eilfinnan. N. Y. A. C. 

Armstrong. 1881 [1880], iv+335 pp., 8 pis. 12° 

[78,555; 35.] 38:1033 

Kingston, William H. G. The two whalers; or* 

adventures in the Pacific. Lond. Soc. for 

promot. Christ, knowl. [1880.] 128 pp., frontis. 

12° [78,459; 35.] 38:1026 

Kingston, William H. G. Voyages and travels of 

Count Funnibos and Baron Stilkin. Lond. 

Soc. for promot. christ. knowl. [1880.] 288 pp., 

illus. in text. 12° [78,468; 35.] 38:1029 

Kingston, William H. G. Will Weatherhelm ; 
the yarn of an old sailor about his early life and 
adventures. A new and much enl. ed. 3. thous. 
N. Y. E. P. Button. [1879.] 469 pp., 8 pis. 12° 
[78,547; 35.] 38:1031 

Kip, Leonard. Nestlenook. A tale. N. Y. Put- 
nam^s. 1880. iv+315 pp. 16° [78,712; 35.] 

38:1041 

Knatchbull-Huqessen, B. U.JordBraboume. The 

mountain sprite's kingdom ; and other stories. 

Lond. Eoutledge. 1881 [1880]. viii+372 pp., 

16 pis., illus. in text. 12° [78,546; 35.] 38:1069 

Q>ntenf*: The mountain •sprite^s kiogdoni.— Black Rolf of Rook- 
stone.— The hermit.— The fthiDe castle. 

Knight, Charles D. (j75eud) Thump's client. N. T. 

Authors' Publ. Co. [1880.] 505 pp. 12° [78, 

400; 35.] 38:1073 

Knox, Kathleen. Seven birthdays; or, the chil- 
dren of fortune. A fairy chronicle. N. Y. 
PoU, Young and Co. [1880.] (2-f )223 pp., 7 pis. 
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Lanza, Marchioness Clara, (pseud.l) Tit for tat, a 

Teutonic adventure. N. Y. Putnams. 1880. 

(2-f )190 pp. 16° [78,362; 35.] 38:1336 

Loslio, Alton. A silver key to a golden palace. 

A medley. Lond. Eoutledge. 1881 [1880]. 

viii4-2+143pp.,4pls. 12° [78,399; 35.] 38:1555 

Leslie, Emma. Saxby ; a tale of Old and New 

England. N. Y. Phillips and Hunt. 1880. 

315 pp., 4 pis. 12° [78,401; 35.] 38:1556 

Leslie, Emma. Walter; a tale of the times of 

Wesley. N. Y. Phillips and Hunt. 1880. 364 

pp. 12° [78,402; 35.] 38:1558 

Long, Lady Catharine. The first lieutenant's 

stoiy. Lond. Hurst and Elackett. 1853. 3v. vii+ 

357 pp.; (2+)334 pp.; (2+)334 pp. 12° [78,140; 

35. J 38:1847.1-3 



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Lyster, Annette. Chryssie's hero. Lond. Soc, 

for promot. christ, knowl. [1880.J (2+)254 pp. , 3 

pis. 12^ [78,457; 35.] 38:1963 

Lyster, Annette. Mrs. Dobbs' dull boy. Lond. 

Soc. for promot. christ. knowL [1880.] (ii-f)iv, 

256 pp., 3 pis. 12^ [78,46H; 35.] 38:1961 

Lyster, Annette. My lonely lassie. Lond. Soc. 

for promot. christ. knowl. 1880. (2-f)255pp.,3pl8. 

12<> [78,456; 35.] 38:1962 

Lyster. Annette. North wind and sunshine. 

Lond. Soc. for promot. christ. knowl. [1880.] (iiH-) 

vi, 255 pp., 3 pis. 12° [78,460; Si5.] 38:1960 

Markham, Hlchard. Aboard the Mavis. N. Y 

Dodd, Mead and Co. [1880.] 240 pp., ilhis. in 

text. sq. 12° [78,452; 35.] 38:2523 

Meade. L. T. How Nora Crona saved her own. 

N. Y. R. Garter. 1881 [1880]. 316 pp., 2 pis. 

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Molesworth, Mrs. —. (Ennis Graham.) A christ- 

maschild. A sketch of a boy-life. Lond. Mac- 

milian. 1880. viii(+ii)-f 223 pp., 7 pis. 16° [78, 

564; 35.] 37:3260 

Molesworth, Mrs, — . {Ennis Graham.) Hermy, 

the story of a little girl. Lond. Boutledge. 

1881 [1880]. vii-f 216 pp., 6 pis. 12° [78,394; 

35.] 37:3259 

Morecamp, Arthur. Live boys in the Black 
Hills ; or, the young Texan gold hunters. A 
narrative in Charley's own language, describ- 
ing their adventures during a second trip over the 
great Texas cattle trail, their fortuue as gold hun- 
ters, their life among the miners, and their ex- 
periences with the Indians, cut short by Charley's 
sudden and unaccountable disappearance in the 
night during a snow-storm. Bost. Lee and Shep- 
ard. 1880. x, 363 pp., 6 pis. 16° [78,762; 35.] 

38:3111 

Moseiey, Julia Daniels. Little Zee. A fairy 

story for Frindy. Chic. H. A. Sumner. 1881 

[1880]. 78pp.,illus. sq. 12° [78,596; 35.] 38:3159 

My marriage. Bost. Roberts. 1880. 334 pp. 
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Parr, Louisa. Adam and Eve. A novel. Phil. 

Lippincott. 1881 [1880]. 18Qpp. 8° [78,319; 35.] 

38:4234 
Peard, Frances Mary. Mother Molly. N. Y. 

Futnams, 1880. 10-f 260 pp., 8 pis. 16° 
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Phillips, E. C. Meyrick's promise, or little fugi- 
tives from the Jamaica rebellion in 1865. Lond. 
Routledge. 1881 [1880]. vii+354(+l) pp., 6 pis. 
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Potter, F. Scarlett. Elfin Hollow. Lond. Soc. 

for promot. christ. knowl. 1881 [1880]. 288 pp., 

frontis., illus. in text. 12° [78,442; 35.] 38:4666 

Potter, F. Scarlett. Princess Myra, and her ad- 
ventures among the fairy-folk. Lond. Soc. 
for promot. christ. knowl. [1880.] 288 pp., illus. 
in text. 12° [78,441; 35.] 38:4665 

Randy Rev. Edward A. Roy's dory at the sea- 
shore. Bost. 2). Lothrop. 1 1880.] 346 pp., 3 
pis. 12° [78,537; 35.] (School and camp series.) 

39:102 



Reade, Charles. The wandering heir. [N. T. 
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In 39:166.c 

Richards, Laura E. Five mice in a mouse-trap, 
by the man in the moon. Done in vernacular, 
from the lunacular. Bost. Estes and Lauriat. 
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35.] 39:311 

Runaway, The. A story for the young. New. ed. 

Lond. Macmillan. 1880. (vi-}-)241 pp., 6pl8. 

16° [78,413; 35.] 40:2548 

Ruth &nd her friends. A story for girls. Lond. 

Macmillan. 1880. (ii-f)348 pp., 2 pis. 16° 

[78,414; 35.] 40:2549 

Sandwith, Humphry. The Hekim Bashi ; or, 
the adventures of Giuseyipe Antonelli, a doctor 
in the Turkish service. Lond. Smith, Elder and 
Co. 1864. 2 V. vii+331 pp.; vii+300 pp. 12° 
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Seamer, Mary. Shakespeare's stories simply told. 

With 130 illus. Lond. T.Nelson. [1880.] 

viii, 312 pp. 12° [78,338; 35.] 39:1525 

Shaw, Catharine. In the sunlight and out of it. 

A year of my life-story. rT. Y. R. Carter. 

[1880.] viii, 224 pp., frontis. 12° [78,588; 35.] 

39:1596 

Sheldon, Mrs. Georgie. Brownie's triumph.- A 

novel. N.Y. Carleton. 1880. 474 pp. 12° 
[78,322; 35.] 39:1599 

Springer, Hebecca Buter. Self. Phil. Lippincott. 
188r[1880]. 290 pp. 12° [78,761; 35.1 

39:2138 

Strahan, Alexander, editor. The boys* and girls' 

book oi enchantment. N. Y. A. C. Armstrong- 

1881 ri880]. viii+376 pp., frontis., illus. in text. 

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Strahan, Alexander, editor. The boys' and girls* 

book of story and tale. N. Y. A. C. Armstrong. 

1881 [1880]. (6+)376 pp., frontis., illus. in t€xt. 

12° [78,536; 35.] 39:234 

QmtmU: AlMiBs Larnblioo's: a story of prepaimtorj school life* 
—Little Grig.— -Two roses.— The caliph and the widow.— The princess 
withoat a heart.— Our Rosie.— The aream of the boy who grew tired 
of beinx strong.— Ella.— Cowardly Will.— Wylda's ride.— 0a( at sea. 

Stuart, Bsm6. The belfry of St. Jude. Lond. 

Soc. for promot. christ. knowl. [1880.] (2-[-)255 pp., 

3 pis. 12° [78,466; 35.] 39:2408 

Tabor, Eliza. Pansie's flour-bin. Lond. Mac- 

milian. 1880. (ii+)vii(+iii)+177 pp., 7 pis. 

16° [78,567; 35.] 39:2724 

Tamenaga Shunsui. The loyal Konins, an histo- 
rical romance, tr. from the Japanese by Saiui- 
CHiRO Saito and Edward Greet. Illus. by Kei- 
sai Yei-sen, of Yedo. N. Y. JPutnams. 1880. 
xii +275 pp., 38 pis. sq. 12° [78,317; 35.] 39:2747 

Tbornet, Teresa A. Kate Comerford ; or sketches 

of garrison life. Phil. Lippincott. 1880. 252 

pp. 12° [78^594; 35.] 39:3015 

Tourgee, Albin W. (Henry Churton.) A fool's er- 
rand, by one of the fools ; the famous romance 
of American history. New, enl. and illus. ed. 
To which is added, by the same author, Part II. 



Fiction (German). 



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Tourgee, Albin W. (continued.) — 

The inviBible empire : a concise review of the 
epoch on which the tale is based with many thrill- 
rng personal narratives and startling facts of life 
at the South, never before narrated for the gen- 
eral reader. N. Y. Fords^ Howard and Hulbert, 
[1879-80.1 x+521 pp., 16 pis. 12** [78,327; 35.] 

39:3092 

Townsend, George Alfred. (Gath.) Bohemian 

days. Three American tales. N. Y. Author, 

[1880.] 280 pp. 16° [78,571; 35.] 39:3099 

ContenU: Short novels: The rebel colony iu P»rJ8.— Married 
abroHd. — The denf man of Kensington.— Chords: Bohemia.— Little 
Grisette. — The pigeon girl. — The dead Bohemian. 

Trowbridge, John Townsend. (Faul Creyton.) 

The silver medal. Bost. Lee and Shepard, 

1881 [1880]. 287 pp., 7 pis. 16** [78,736; 35.] 

39:3331 

Vance, Wilson J. Prince's favors; a story of 

love, war and politics. N. Y. Am, News Co. 

1880. vi, 266 pp. 12° [78,595; 35.] 39:3656 

Verschoyle, & Roman catholic tale of the nine- 
teenth century. Lond. J. Hatchard. 1837. 
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Wallace, Lewis. Bon-Hur; a tale of the Christ. 

N. Y. Harpers. 1880. 552 pp. 16° [78,542; 

35.] 40:46 

Wylde, Katharine. A dreamer. N. Y. Holt. 
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ure hour ser., 117.) 40:924 

Yonge, Charlotte Mary, editor. Storehouse of 

stories. New ed. Lond. Macmillan. 1880. 2 v. 

x+(ii+)437 pp., 1 pi.; ix+(ii+)403 pp., 1 pi. 16° 

[78,415; 35.] 40:1308-9 

Qmtenta: Ist. series. The history of Philip Quarll.— Goody Two- 
shoes.— The gorernesB.— Jemima PiAcid.— The perambulations of a 
monse. — The village school.*— The little queen. — History of little 
Jack. 

2nd series. Family stories. — Elements of morality.— A pnszle 
for a curioas girl.— The blossoms of morality. 

Zola, £niile. Magdalen Ferat. A novel, tr. from 

the French by John Stirling. Phil. Peterson. 

[1880.] 280 pp. 16*^ [78,389; 35.] 40:1468 



Fiction—German. 

Abeken, B. Greifensee. Horaan. Hann. Bumpier' 

1862. 2v. (6+)264 pp.; 304 pp., 16^ [71, 

795; 35.] 58:1.1-2 

Acbard, Amed^e. Die Jagd nach dem Ideal. 

Roman. Wien. Tendler. 1868. (2+)200 pp. 

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Achard. Amedee. Yerta Slovoda. Roman. Wien. 
Tendler. 1868. (2+)200 pp. 16^ [71,796; 35.] 

58:5 

AchscharumOW, N. Der falsche Name. Roman. 

Au8 dem Russischen frei bearbeitet von H. von 

Lankenau. Ber. 0. Janke. 1868. 2 v. (4+) 

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Aclcerniann, W. Der letzte Montmorency. Leip. 
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Wigand. [n. d.l 2 v. (2+)276pp.; (2+)331pp. 
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Adami, Friedrich. Grosse und kleine Welt. Aas- 
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250 pp. 16° [71,802; 35.] 58:14-15 

Oontenti: Vol. I. Kerker and Thron. Der todte Passagier. 
Vol. 2. Daa Nordlicht von Dalf karlien. 

Vol. 3. Der Hersog von Monmouth.— Napoleon als Ehestifler. 
Vol. 4. Ein Sooderling.— Per Verr&ther.— Aus den Jageodjahren 
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Adelmann, Alfred, Graf. Ein Aasflug in die Nor- 
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58:17 

Contents: Ein Au^flnK in die Normaodie.— Das eiserne Kreua.— 
Eoromandirt znr E>«koi-tirnng des Kronpnnsen. — Kriegerische Be« 
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Adelmann, Alfred, (rra/. Selbsterrungen. Roman. 

Hann. C. Rumpler. 1872. 2 v. (iii-[.)vi+vii4- 

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Adolay, Eduard. Die Bohammer. Eine Dorf- 

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Aimard, Grustav. Das goldene Castilion. Roman. 

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Alonca, J- de. Der Guarany. Brasilianischer- 
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Almeira (pseud.). Ein Drama in Galifornien. 

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EborS-Georg. Die Sch western. Roman. Stutt. 

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Giese, Marie. Eva. Novelle. Ber. A. Duncker. 
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58:1021 

Hamerling, Robert. Aspasla. Ein Ktinstler- und 

Liebesroman aus Ait-Hellas. Ham. J. F. 

Richter. 1876. 2 v. in 1. (6+)261 pp.; (6+) 

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Mais, A. Neue Horizonte. Historischer Roman 

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PoIkO, Elise. Am Tbeetiscb einer schonen Fran. 

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PoIkO, Elise. Munikalische Marchen, Phantasien 

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Richter, Jean Paul Friedrich. (Jean Paul.) Das 

Kampaner Thai, oder, iibor die Unsterblichkeit 

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Philology. 

Adam, Alexander. Latin grammar, with some 
improvements, and the following additions: 
rules for the right pronunciation of the Latin 
language ; metrical key to the Odes of Horace ; 
a list of Latin authors arranged according to 
the different ages of Boman literature, tables 
showing the value of the various coins, weights 
and measures used among the Eomans. By 
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1:1885 

The same. N. Y. W, Kerr. 1841. viii, 299 pp. 
[70,323.] I:1885.a 

Altisonant, Lorenzo (pseud,). Letters to Squire 
Pedant in the East by an emigrant to the 
West. For the benefit of the inquisitive young. 
By a lover of the studious. 2. ed., enl. and impr. 
Cin. 1850. X, 120 pp. 18° [69,863; 36.] |:667 

Anstott, Philipp. Anleitung zur Erlernung der 
portugiesiscben Sprache. Fur den Scbul-u. 
Privatunterricht eingerichtet. 2. verm. u. verb. 
Aufl. Frankf a. M. (7. Jugel 1875. x+646 
pp. 12° [56,629; 36.] (Ollendorff's Neue Me- 
thode.) 1:2094 

Anstetti Philipp. Schliissel zu den Aufgaben in 
der portugiesiscben Grammatik nach Ollen- 
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a. M. a Jiigd. 1876. (4+)164 pp. 12° [56, 
630; 36.] 1:2095 

Bolniar, A. A collection of colloquial phrases on 
every topic necessary to maintain conversation, 
arranged under different heads ; with numerous 
remarks on the peculiar pronunciation of the 
French. A new ed., rev. and corr. Phil. Lea 
and Blanchard. 1846. ix+208 pp. 18° [69, 
668; 36.] 1:1413 

Bolmar. A. A selection of one hundred of Per- 
rin's fables, accompanied with a key; contain- 
ing the text, a literal and a free translation, ar- 
ranged in such a manner as to point out the dif- 
ference between the French and the English 
idiom. Also a figured pronunciation of the 
French, according to the best French works ex- 
tant on the subject. The whole preceded by a 
short treatise on the sounds of the French lan- 
guage, compared with those of the English. A 
newed. Phil. Blanchard and Lea, 1856. iv-f 
181pp. 12° [69,142; 36.J 1:1410 

BredoWv Ferdinand Julius C®sar. Queestionum 

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Budge, Ernest A. The history of Esarhaddon 
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CurtiuS, Georg, editor. Studien zur griechischen 

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Fisher, Edward T. Easy French reading: be- 
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Gardel, Mrs, J. S. H. Conversations on Italy: in 
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Murray, Lindley. English grammar, adapted to 
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Brlttan, Samuel Byron, editor. The Shekinah. 

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Grant, James. The mysteries of all nations; rise 
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and philosophers — druids— demonology — magic 
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Jones, William. Credulities past and present. 

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blessing of animals, birds, eggs and luck. 



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Putnam, Allen. Witchcraft of New England, ex- 
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W., ^-j President of the British theosophical society. 
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Zollnsr, Johann Carl Friedrich. Transcendental 
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Philosophy and Education. 

Abercromble, John. The philosophy of the 
moral feelings. An introductory chapter, with 
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HiSTOET, BTO. 



Lichthorn, C Die Erforschun^ dor phyaiologi- 
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Armstrong, A. N. Oregon : comprising a brief 
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Barclay, Sidney, editor. Personal recollections of 

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Berquin-Duvallon, • Vue de la colonic es- 

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Broclc-Arnoid, George M. [Thomas] Gainsbor- 
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Brown, Edward. Wadswortb memorial : contain- 
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Bryan, George J. Life of George P. Barker, with 
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Bryant, William Cullen and Gay, Sydney How- 
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Cruttweil, P^' Clement. A tour through the 
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Cutter, Benjamin and William K. History of tho 
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Galignani, J. A. (continued.)— 

by this unconquered hero, from the taking of 
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a superb equestrian portrait of his grace, beau- 
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NoU. T. p. ADd'dedicatioD 1o EogliBh, text in both Bogliah and 
French. 

Geiger. Lazarus. Contributions to the history of 
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Oonienti: 1. Language and its importance in the history of the 
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man race in the light of language, with special reference to the ori< 
gin of tools. — 3. On colour-st-nse in primitive times and its d 
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Giraud, Pierre Francois Felix Joseph. Beautes 
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Gladstone, T. H. The Englishman in Kansas ; 
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Indian history. Events in, beginning with an ac- 
count of the origin of the American Indians, 
and early settlements in North America, and 
embracing concise biographies of the principal 
chiefs and head-sachems of the different Indian 
tribes, with narratives and captivities, including 
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Indian history, (continued.) — 

M'Crea, destractioD of Wyoming, battle of the 
Thames and Tippecanoe, Braddock's defeat. Gen- 
eral Wayne's victory at Miami, life of Logan, 
massacre of the Indians at Lancaster, Pa., etc. 
Also an appendix, containing the statistics of the 
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Jacobs, Peter. Journal of the Eev. Peter Jacobs, 
Indian Wesloyan missionary, from Kice Lake 
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Johonnot, Jackson. The remarkable adventures 
of Jackson Johonnot, of Massachusetts, who 
served as a soldier in the western army, in the 
expedition under Gen. Harmar and Gen. St. Clair. 
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Keokuk city directory, for 1856-7. Containing a 
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Kinglake, Alexander William. The invasion of 
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Lea, Henry Charles. Superstition and force. 
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Linsingen, Caroline von and William, IV, King of 
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LippinCOtt's Gazetteer of the world. A complete 
pronouncing gazetteer or geographical diction- 
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125,000 places. With recent and authentic in- 
formation respecting the countries, islands, rivers, 
mountains, cities, towns, etc., in every portion 
of the globe. New ed. Thoroughly rev., re- 
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Lloyd, Harriet Eaymond, editor. Life and letters 

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McKeen, ^^- Silas. A history of Bradford, Ver- 
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Madison, James, The papers of, purchased by 
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of the east end of Lake Ontario, and a map and 
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Lyn haven Bay to Narraganset Bay. 4. Map of 
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MdtZy Charles L. The prehistoric monuments of 
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M6zeray, FranQois Endes, sieur de. A general chro- 
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Morris, Eastin. The Tennessee gazetteer, or topo- 
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Parker, Rev. Edward L. The history of London- 
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Vols. 3-4. Locomotion and transport, their influence and pro- 
gresa.- The moon.— The earth.— Teirential heat.— The Pun.— The 
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Vols. t*-6. The pteam-enRine. — The eye.— The atmo«iph#»re.— 
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Vols. 7-8. The almanack. — Colour. — Optical images.— The looking- 

f lass.— Tides. — How to observe the heavens. — The siellar universe. 
Ian. — Magnifying glasses. — Instmct and intellig«>nce. — The solar 
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Vols. 9-10.— The micrr scope.— The white antci; their mann«>rs 
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bee.— Steam navigation.— Thunder and lightning, and the aurora 
borealisi.- Electro-motive power. 

Vols. 11-12. The printing press.— The crust of the earth.— The 
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W. Creech. 1783. x+176 pp., 40 pis. (3 fold.) 
f* [3,752; 36.] *50:5390 

Motherby, George. A new medical dictionary ; 
or, general repository of physic. Containing 
an explanation of the terms, and a description of 
the various particulars relating to anatomy, phy- 
siology, physic, surgery, materia medica, chemis- 
try, etc. Bach article, according to its import- 
ance, being considered in every relation to which 
its usefulness extends in the healing art. The 2. 
ed., considerably enl. and impr., and the whole 
carefully corr. Lond. J.Johnson. 1785. vi(+714) 
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Nightingale, Florence. Die Pfiege bei Kranken 
und Gesunden. Kurze Winke, den Frauen aller 
Stande gewidmet. Von der Verfasserin autori- 
sirte deutsche Ausgabe, nach der zweiten Auf- 
lage ihrer "Notes on Nursing" bearbeitet. 
Mit einemVorwort von H. Wolff. Leip. Brock- 
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45:2274 

Otis, Fessenden N. Clinical lectures on the phy- 
siological pathology and treatment of syphilis 
together with a fasciculus of class-room lessons 
covering the initiatory period. N. Y. Putnam. 

1881. xvi+116 pp., 1 diagram, illus. in text. 8® 
[79,298; 36.] 46:4303 

Oustalet, Fr. Resume de Thistoire de la me- 
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[61,213; 36.] 46:491 



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Powell, H. Douglas. On coDBumption and on 
corlain dittcases of the lungs and pleura; being 
a second edition, revised and extended of " The 
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fold, diagram. 8° [78,971; 36.] 46:2229 

Reveily J?. Oscar. Du lait. Par. Bailliere, 1856. 
140 pp. 8° [61,260; 36.] 45:1921 

^ote. Contains a bibliography of the subject. 

Revellle-PariSB, Joseph Henri. Mcmoire sur le 

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Sedillot, Charles. De Tinsensibilite produite par 
le chloroforme et par Tether, et des operations 
sansdouleur. Pur. Bailliere. 1848. 105 pp. 
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SBQUln, £douard. Traitement moral, hygiene et 
education des idiots et des autres enfants arrie- 
res ou retardes dans leur developpement, agites 
do mouvements involontaires, debiles, muets non- 
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734 pp. 12° [61,311; 36.] 45:2729 

SIchel, Jiiles. Iconographie ophthalmologique, 
ou description, avec figures coloriees, des mala- 
dies de Torgane de la vue, comprenant Tanatomie 
pathologique, la pathologic et la thcrapeutique 
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*46:r»oi7-i8 

Sinion, Jules. Des mdadies puerperales. Par. 
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46:4985 

Simon, heonfils. Des maladies vencriennes et de 
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46:4313 

Simon, Max. Deontologie medicale, ou des de- 
voirs et des droits des medecins dans I'etat ac- 
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590 pp. 8° [61,317; :^6.] 46:5835 

Simon, Max. £tude pratique, retrospective et 
comparee sur le traitement des epidemics au 
xviii" siecle. Appreciation des travaux et eloge 
de Lepecq de La Cloture, medecin epidemiographe 
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Smltll, Alder. Eingworm ; its diagnosis and 

treatment. Phil. P. Blakiston. 1881. (11+) 

viii+81 pp., frontis., illus. in text. 16° [79,301; 

36.] 46:4439 

Smytlie, Gonzalvo C. Medical heresies: histor- 
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on the origin and evolution of sectarian medicine, 
embracing a special sketch and review of homoe- 
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Sozinskey, Thomas S. The care and culture of 

children. A practical treatise for the use of 

parents. Cin. Forshee and McMakin, [1880.] 

viii, 484 pp., frontis. 8° [79,493; 36.] 45:1596 



Spinzig, C. Yellow fever; nature and epidemic 
character caused by meteorological influences, 
verified by the epidemics of 8hreveport and 
Memphis in 187?, by that of Savannah in 1876, 
by the great epidemic of the Mississippi valley 
in 1878, and (in the appendix) by the one of 
Memphis in 1879. St. Louis. G. 0. Rumbold, 
1880. xii + 17-205pp. 8^ [78,584; 36.]46:2802 

Tardleu, Ambroise. £tnde hygienique sur la 
profession de mouleur en cuivre, pour servir k 
rhistoire des professions exposees auz pons- 
sieres inorganiques. Par. Bailliere. 1855. 72 pp. 
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Tardieu, Ambroise. £tude medico-legale et cli- 
nique sur I'empoisonnement. Avec la collabora- 
tion de Z. KoussiN, pour la partie de Texpertise 
medico-legale relative a la recherche chimique 
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Bailliere. 1875. xx+1236 pp., 2 pis., illus. in 
text. 8° [61,528; 36.] 46:5837 

Tardieu, Ambroise. £tude medico-legale sur les 
attentats aux moeurs. 6. ed. Par. Bailliere. 
1873. viii+304 pp., 4 pis. 8° [61,531; 36.] 

46:5840 

Tardieu, Ambroise. £tude medico-legale ear 
I'avortement, suivie d*une note sur Tobligation 
de declarer a I'etat civil les foetus morts-nes, et 
d 'observations et recherches pour servir a This- 
toire medico-legale des grossesses fausses et simu- 
lees. 3. ed., rev. et augm. Par. Bailliere. 1868. 
vii+280 pp. 8** [61,532; 36.] 46:6844 

Tardieu, Ambroise. £tude medico-legale sur la 
folic. Avec quinzo facsimile d'ccriture d'alienes. 
Par. Bailliere. 1872. xxii+610 pp. 8° 
[61,529; 36.] 46:5838 

Tardieu, Ambroise. £tude medico-legale sur 

rinfanticide. Par. Bailliere. 1868. viii-f342 

pp., 3 col'd pis. 8° [61,533; 36.] 46:5846 

Tardieu, Ambroise. l^tude medico-legale sur la 

pendaison, la strangulation et la suffocation. 

Par. Bailliere. 1870. xii4-352 pp., 1 col'd pi. 

8° [61,530; 36.] 46:5839 

Tardieu, Ambroise. Question medico-legale de 
I'identite dans ses rapports avec lea vices de 
conformation des organes sexuels, contenant les 
souvenirs et impressions d'un individa dont le 
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augm. Par. Bailliere. 1874. 175 pp. 8° 
[61,534; 36.] 46:5847 

TedesCO, A ngelo de. La cremazione dei cadaveri. 

Trieste. Appolonio e Caprin. 1874. 98(-|-2) pp. 

8° [59,277; 36.] 45:1282 

Timbart, Jean-Emmanuel. Los medecins slatis- 
ticiens devant la question homoeopathique, ou 
reponse aux attaques de M. Yalleix contre le livre 
de M. Tessier. Par. Bailliere, 1850. 122 pp. 
12^ [61,336; 36.] 46:5887 



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TIrat, J. Traite des mnladios de poitrine et du 
ccBur, phtbisie pulmonaire, catarrhe, asthmo, 
Bcrofules et des affections nerveuses, gastralgies, 
rhumatismes, paraljsies, etc., suivi de nombreax 
casd 'observation de guerison, avec des recberches 
Bur ies courants electriques continus, consideres 
comme un des agents tberapeutiqiies, Ies plus 
efficares dans le traitement de ces affections. Par. 
Bailliere. 1872. 391 pp. 8^ [61,337; 36.] 

46:2143 

ToulmOUChe, Adolphe. filudes sur Tinfanticide 
et la grossesso cacbee ou si m alee. Par. Bail- 
Here. [1862.] 134 pp. 8^ [61,340; 36.] 46:5848 

Tourde8, Gabriel. Relation medicale des as- 

pbyxiesoccasionees a Strassbourg par le gaz de 

Teclairage. Strass. Derivaux. 1841. (24-)85 

pp. 12° [61,339; 36.] 46:2556 

Trobuchdt, Adolphe. Jurispradence do la mede- 
cine, de la chirurgie et de ia pharmacio en 
Prance, comprenant la medecine legale, ia police 
medicale, la responsibilite des medecins, chirurgi- 
ens, pharmaciens, etc., Texpose et la discussion 
des lois, ordonnances, reglemens et instructions 
concernant Tart de guerir, appuye des jugemens 
des coursetdes tribunaux. Par. Bailliere. 1834. 
xvi+756 pp. 8° [61,341; 36.] 46:5849 

Tripier, Auguste. Manuel d'electrotherapie. 
Expose pratique et critique des applications 
medicales et cbirurgicales de Pelectricite. Par. 
Bailliere. 1861. xii+624 pp., illus. in text. 12* 
[61,347; 36,] 46:5550 

Turck, Sebastien Antonin. Le medecin des dou- 
leurs; gouttes, rhumatismcs, tic douloureux, 
sciatique ; saivi de recherches nouvelles sur la na- 
ture et le traitement des affections de poitrine. 
Par. Bailliere. 1841. (iv-|-)xix+390 pp. 16* 
[61,349; 36.] 46:2422 

Viaud-Grand-Marais, a. £tudes medicales sur 

Ies serpents de la Vendee et de la Loire-Infe- 
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260 pp., illus. in text. 8* [61,363; 36.] 46:5589 

Villemin, J. -A. £tudes sur la tuberculose, preuves 

rationelles et experimentales de sa specificite et 

de son inoculabilite. Par. Bailliere. 1868. xi 

+640 pp. 8* [61,360; 36.] 46:2242 

Warren, Jobn Collins. ColumnaB adipossd. A 
newly-described structure of tbe cutis vera, 
with its pathological significance in carbuncle and 
other afifections. Carob. Riverside press. 1881. 
28 pp., 4 pis. 12° [79,250; 36.] 45:681 

Wast, Charles. On hospital organisation, with 
special reference to the organisation of hospitals 
for children. Published for the benefit of the 
hospital for sick children. Lond. Macmillan. 
1877. ix+97 pp. 12* [58,779; 36.] 45:1289 

Whytt, Kobert. Observations on the nature, 
causes, and cure of those disorders which have 
been commonly called nervous hypochondriac, or 
hysteric, to which are prefixed some remarks on 
the sympathy of the nerves. Edin. T. Becket. 
1765. viii(+v)+520 pp. 12* [3,740; 36.] 

*50:1868 



Wilson, Erasmus. A system of human anatomy, 
general and special. 10. ed., edited by George 
Buchanan, and Henry Edward Clark. With 450 
illustrations, many of them new, and including 
26 full-page coloured plates. Phil. P. Blakiston. 

1880. xx-j-(ii+)800 pp. 12° [79,382; 36.] 

45:426 

Wilson, Joseph. Drainage for health, or easy 
lessons in sanitary science. Phil. P. Blakiston. 

1881. 68 pp., frontis., illus. in text. 8° [79, 
358; 36.] 45:1296 

Woillez, Eugene J. Dictionnaire de diagnostic 
medical, comprenant ie diagnostic raisonne de 
cbaque maladie, leurs signes, Ies methodcs d'ex- 
ploration et Tctude du diagnostic par organe et 
par region. 2. ed., presentant I'expose des tra- 
vaux Ies plus recents. Par. Bailliere. 1870. vi-f 
1114 pp., illns. in text. 8° [61,370; 36.] *46: 1134 



Polygraphy. 

Adams, William H. Davenport. Plain living and 

high thinking; or. practical self-culture: moral, 

mental and phj'sicai. Lond. John Hogg. 1880. 

xx+360 pp. 16° [78,932; 36.] 33:745 

Atkinson, Kobert, editor. The book of Leinster, 
sometime called the Book of Glendalougb, a 
collection of pieces (prose and verse) in the Irish 
language, compiled, in part, about the middle of 
the 12th century; now for the first time published 
from the original manuscript in the library of 
Trinity College, Dublin, by the Eoyal Irish 
Academy. With introduction, analysis of con- 
tents, and index. Dublin. Eoyal Irish Academy 
Mouse. 1880. (4+)90+410 pp., frontis. f * 
[79,015; 36.] *A 

BallOU, Maturin M. Treasury of thought. Form- 
ing an encyclopsBdia of quotations from ancient 
and modern authors. 7. ed. Bost. Houghton, 
Mifflin and Co. 1881. xii+579 pp. 8° [79, 
449; 36.] 33:364.a 

Bibiiothek der Unterhaltung und des Wissens. 
Mit Original-Beitriigen der hervorragendsten 
Schriflsteller und Gelehrten. Jahrg. 1880. Bde. 
10-13. Stutt. H. Schonlein. [1880.] 4 v. 256 
pp. each. 18^ [77,385; 36.] 56:1992-5 

Contents: Vol. in. Familie Poller, ftoirmn (Forts.); Friedrich 
Pbibdkich. — Dor Thurm von Tro vino. Novelle; Gui;en Pbiesr.— LHe 
grosse Lnnd^raHn. Rin CharakU'rbild nn« der POrNtenwelt den vori- 
gen Jahrh.; Th. Winklkk.— Die Weltsucht der Englander. Vdlker- 
ge9chichtli«'he Skisse; Florian OBF.ir.— Pie AuD*ti\nde der Fronde. 
Ein ROckbliek auf die KAmpfe des franzdHi-ohen Abflolutitfmus ; 
Friedrich ZiMMXBMAMN.—Daa Ltrben der Aroeisen; Kurl MQllkb.— 
MannigfaUigea. 

Vol. 11. Familie Poller (^rfe ): Fr{odri<«h FaiRDBicn.-SelbfltlosQDd 
treo. Novelle; Benno Bbai'v.— Ann dem Jugendleben eines deat)>chon 
Dichtern. Eine Episode an«« der "giiten alten Zeit;" H. Schkubb.^ 
Die im Meere ver!*unkene Siadt Vinela und die Jomsvikinger; Wer- 
ner Hbpsk.— Heber .Schalhvirknngen; Florian Obrif. — Eine sohwere 
Stunde. Hi^toriArhe Rp'.sode; Morits Lilib. — Almenlusc und Almen- 
feAt«. Bilder aus dem Tiroler Volkslebcn; H. ThQbimobb.— Mannig- 
taUigea. 

Vol. 12. Familie Poller (FMm.); Friedrich Fbudbich.— Des K6- 
nigs Pflefl[ling. Hi!*tori!«che Erz&hluog; Hermann HiRrcHrsLD.— Der 
letite deut4<che Reich»ier2kanBl«*r; Dr. SoiiMiDT-WBigBKirFXLS.— Die 
russischen Studenien und Stndentinnen; Ernwt RxLLiirTH. — Ueber 
da» Schlafen der Pflansen. NaiurwisHen^chaflltche Ukisate; Hugo 
Stubm. — Da« deutuche Ordensland Preu«»eii; Frans Euobr. — Der 
Luaballon ira Kriege. Ein Beitrag ear Oesohiohte der ASronautik; 
Haons v. Bpxblbbbo.— Manoig&ltiges. 



POLYGRAPHY. 



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Bibliothek der Unterbaltung, etc. (continued.) — 

Vol.13. Famil»ePol|«-r(-Fbr^».); Friedrich PRieDaicB.— Der Fdr^ter 
von Hoheneiclie; Friedrich Zimmbbmamm. — Em piserner Chftrakter. 
HiBtori<iche PortrnitPtiid!**; Th*»odor Winklkr. — Land und Leute in 
Mnrnkko; Dr. 8CHaiioT-WEi8eKNFKL!<. — Von don alien deutschen 
ReichHtngcn. HisUiriiK'hfS Skizzenbhitl; PhuI SciiWAhrKLDiR. — Ein 
Blut!«AUxer, Richard Sohulz. — Londoner Markiwandorunsen. Bilder 
aas dem englischen Verkehrsleben; H. Schbubk. Maonigfaltiges. 

Champlin, John D., jr. The young folks' cylo- 

pffidia of persons and places. ^. Y. -ET. Holt. 

1881 [18801 vi+936 pp., 1 fold, pi, illus. in text. 

12° [78,760; 36.] *||:2005 

Collins, Mortimer. Thoughts in my garden. Ed. 
hy Edmund Yates. With notes by the editor 
and Mi*8. Mortimer Collins. Lond. Bentley. 1880. 
2 V. xix+310 pp,; (6+)303 pp. 12° [78,942; 
36.] 33:1206.1-2 

Forbes, Archibald. Glimpses through the cannon- 
smoke; a series of sketches. Lond. Routledge. 

1880. vi(+ii)+310 pp. 12° [78,737; 36.] 

33:1605 

Gibson, W. Hamilton. Pastoral days ; or, mem- 
ories of a New England year. N. Y. Harpers, 
1881 [1880]. (ix+)xiv-xv, 153 pp., illus. in text. 
f° [78,802; 36.] *A 

Gough, John B. Sunlight and shadow ; or, glean- 
ings from my life work. Comprising personal 
experiences and opinions, anecdotes, incidents, 
and reminiscences, gathered from 37 years' ex- 
perience on the platform and among the people, 
at home and abroad. Hartf. A. D. Worthington. 

1881. xxii, 542 pp., 1 port., 12 pis. 8° [79,404; 

36.] 33:1675 

Hawthorne, Nathaniel. Passages from the 

American note-books. Bost. Osgood. 1876. 

2 V. 231 pp.; 237 pp. 18° [53,284; 36.] 34:1386-7 

The same. Houghtony Mifflin and Co. 1880. 2 v. 
in 1. 222+228 pp. 12° [78,889.] In 34:1407 

Hawthorne, Nathaniel. Passages from tbe Eng- 
lish note-books. Bost. Osgood. 1876. 2 v. 
x, 391 pp.; 369 pp. 18° [51,419; 36.] 34:1388-9 

The same. Houghton, Mifflin and Co. 1880. 2 v. 
in 1. viii+410+393 pp. 12° [78,889.] 

In 34:1407 

HawthornOf Nathaniel. Works. Globe ed. Bost. 
Houghton^ Mifflin and Co. 1880. 4 v. in 1. 
xi, 398+229+243-f 213 pp., 3 pis. 12° [78,889; 

34:1 



36.] 



:1410 



Contents: Our old home; a series of English sketohen. Consular 
expf>r{ences. Leamington ^pa. About Warwick. Recollections of a 

5i fled woman. Lichfield and Uttoxet^r. Pilgrimage to old Boston, 
'esr Oxford. Some of the haunts of Burns. A London suburb. Up 



the Thames. Outside glimpses of English poverty. Civic banquets. 
Septimus Folton; or, the eliiir of life. Fsnshawe. Biograohical 
sketches: Mrs. Hutchinson. Sir William Phins. Sir William' *" 
perell.— Tbos. Green Fessenden. Jonathan Cilley. 



Johnson, Kossiter, editor. Humanity. Bost. 

Houghton, Mifflin and Co. 1881 [1880]. 264 pp. 

18° [78,776; 36.] (Little classics, 18.) 33:2332 

Contents: Chumming with a savage; Charles Warren Stoddard. — 
Doctor Marigold; Charles Dickrms.— A brace of boys; Fits Hugh 
LvDLOw. — George III.; William M. Tiiackrbay. — Juliet; Anna Jami- 
80M.— la life worth living? William Hurrell Mallock. 



Johnson, Kossiter, editor. Nature. Bost. Hough- 
ton, Mifflin and Co. 1881 [1880]. 231 pp. 18° 
[78,777; 36.] (Little classics, 17.) 33:2331 

Oontentt: A-hunting of the deer ; Charles Dudley Wabkbb. — 
Dog.*; Philip Gilbert Hamkbton. — In the hemlocks; John Bt HB4«voRa. 
— A winter walk; Henry D. Thobbau — Buds and bird voi(■c^; Nathan- 
iel Hawthobnb.— The fens; Charles KiMasLsr.— Ascent of the Matter- 
horn; Edward Whtmpbb.— Ascent of Mount Tyodall; Clarence KiKO. 
— The tirmament; John Rvskin. 

Lee, Vernon. Studies of the eighteenth century 

in Italy. Lond. W. Satchell. 1880. (6+)298 

pp. 8° [,78,938; 36.] 33:2568 

Linn, J^^v. S. Pollock. Living thoughts of lead- 
ing thinkers. A thesaurus. N. Y. H. J. John- 
son. [1880.] (2+)466 pp., 16 ports. 12° 
[79,469; 36.] 33:367.a 

Munger, Theodore T. On the threshold. Bost. 

Houghton, Mifflin and Co, 1881. iv(+ii)4-228 

pp. 12° [78,789; 36.] 33:3098 

OeflTentliche Vortrage gehalten in der Schweiz 
und herausgeg. unter gefalliger Mitwirkung der 
Herren E. Dksor, L. Hirzel, G. Kinkel, Albr. 
MiiLLER und L. Kutimeter. Bde. 4-5. Baa. 
Schweighauser. 1878-80. 2 v. 12° [77,383; 36.1 

41:2218 

Chntentt :Vol. 4. Der Mensch der WOste; E. Dbsob.— Die leisten 
Hohenstaufen und das Panatthum; A. de Chambbikb.— Nicolaus Le- 
nau; Steph. Born.— Die Schnftstellprei in Rom sur Zeit der Kaiser; 
Emil Abbknx.— Cornelius und Kaulbach in ihren Lieblingswerken; 
Victor Kaisrb. — Von den erHten und letzten Dingen im Universum; 
M. Wilh. MxTBB. — Ueber den Uraprung des Brahmanismns; Jacob 
Wackrbmaurl.— Goethe*s Werther und seine Zeit; Ludw. Wille.— 
Die PaUontoIogie, deren Methode, Nutsen und Ziel; Paul CHorrAT.— 
Kunst und Cultur im alten Itaiien vor der Herrsehatt der Kdmer; 
Gottfried KiMXRL.jun.— Galilei; L. Txrbixb. 

Vol. 6. Andr^ Chdnier; Stephan Bobm.— Ueber Astrologie; Robert 
RiLLwiLLKB.— Kratt und Stoff im Universum und die Ziele der astro- 
nomischen Wi.Hsensohaft; M. Wilh. Mbtxb.— Die Rollederphdniztschen 
Kasse in der alten Welt.-^A. de Cuambbixb.— Ueber die Verwitterung 
im Gebirge; Albert Hbim.— Macaulay; G. Kikkbl, jun.— Das geistliche 
Schauspiei des Mittelalters ; Kht\ Mxtxb.— Robert SchumaoD; A. 
NiooLi.— Das Dogma in der Wixsenschaft; Hots* Obtbbwald.— Die 
eleusmischen Mysterien; Otto Haooxnmachxb. — Die Erig&nge; Albr. 
MuLLBB. — Iwan Turg6njew; J. J. Hokbgobb. 

Poe, Edgar Allan. Select works, poetical and 

prose. With new memoir, by JR. H. Stoddard. 

N. Y. W. J. Widdleton. 1880. clxxvii, 23-676 

pp., 1 port. 12° [78,481; 36.] 34:1839 

Postans, Mrs. Marianne. Fapts and fictions, il- 
lustrative of oriental character. Lond. W, 
H. Allen, 1844. 3 v. ix+(ii+)287 pp.; (4+)309 
pp.; (4+)296 pp. 12° [78,090; 36.] 33:3409.1-3 

Shoshee Chunder.Dutt. Bengaliana: a dish of 
rice and curry, and other indigestible ingredi- 
ents. Calc. Thacker, Spink and Co. [1880.] 
vii4-390 pp. 12° [78,134; 36.] 33:1469 

Contents: Reminiscences of a ker&ni's life.— Shunkur ; a tale of 
the Indian mutiny of 1867.— The times of yore ; or tales from Indian 
history. — M iscellanea. 

Sturgeon, Charles Haddon. John Ploughman's 

pictures; or, more of his plain talk for plain 

people. Phil. LippincoU. 1881 [1880]. 160 pp., 

illus. in text. 12° [77,618; 36.] 33:3868 

Thurston, Elizabeth A. Mosaics of life in poetry 

and prose. Phil. Lippincott, 1881 [1880]. 

305 pp., 8 pis. 12° [78,573; 36.] 34:434 

Warren, Samuel. The experiences of a barrister, 

and confessions of an attorney. Bost. Estes 

and Lauriat, 1880. 376 pp. 12° [78,333; 36.] 

33:4272 

Woolson, Abba Goold. Browsing among books, 

and other essays. Bost. Roberts, 1881. 4-|- 

243 pp. 16° [79,466; 36.] 33:4451 



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Phrenology. 

BoardmaOf Andrew. A defence of phrenology. 
Containing: 1. An esBay on the nature and 
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2:1866 

Caldwell, Charles. Elements of phrenology 

Lex., Ky. Author. 1824. viii-flOO pp., 1 pi. 

12^' [3,501; 37.J In *50:387 

Collyer, Eobert H. Manual of phrenology ; or, 
the physiology of the human brain. Embrac- 
ing a full description of the phrenological organs, 
their exact location, and the peculiarities of char- 
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Combe, Greorge. Elements of phrenology. 4. 

Amer. ed. Bost. Marsh, Capen and Lyon, 1835. 

xii, 204 pp., 2 pis. 12° [70,235; 37.] 2:1880 

Fowler* Orson Squire. Eeligion ; natural and 
revealed ; or, the natural theology and moral 
bearings of phrenology and physiology ; includ- 
ing the doctrines taught and duties inculcated 
thereby, compared with those enjoined in the 
scriptures. Together with the phrenological ex- 
position of the doctrines of a future state, mate- 
rialism, holiness, sin, rewards, punishments, de- 
pravity, a change of heart, will, foreordi nation, 
fatalism, etc. 10. ed., enl., and impr. N. Y. 0. 
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2:1901 

Fowleri Orson Squire and Lorenzo Niles. The 
illustrated self-instructor in phrenology and 
physiology, with 100 engr., and a chart. N. Y. 
Fowlers and Wells. 1850. viii, 134 pp. 12° 
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Fowler, Orson Squire and Lorenzo Niles. New 

illustrated self-instructor in phrenology and 

physiology with over 100 engr.; together with the 

chart and character of . As marked by , 

N. Y. Fowlers and Wells. 1852. vii, 176 pp. 
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Fowler, Orson Squire and Lorenzo Niles and 
Kirkham, Samuel. Phrenology proved, illus- 
trated, and applied, accompanied by a chart; 
embracing an analysis of the primary mental 
powers in their various degrees of development, 
the phenomena produced by their combined ac- 
tivity, and the location of the phrenological or- 
gans in the head ; together with a view of the 
moral and theological oearing of the science. N. 
Y. Authors. 1837. vi, 323 pp. 12° [70,522; 
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Miles, Mrs. L. Phrenology, and the moral influ- 
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first published works of Gall and Spurzheim, to 
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Rice, Nathan L. Phrenology examined, and 
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of physiology, mental and moral science, and the 
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2:1957 

History. 

Adams, William H. Davenport. The queen of 

the Adriatic ; or, Venice past and present. 

Lond. T. Nelson. 1869. (2+)376 pp.. 11 pis. 

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Alexander, Archibald. A history of colonization 

on the western coast of Africa. 2. ed. Phil. 

W. S. Martien. 1849. xii4-659 pp., 1 fold. map. 

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Alison, Archibald. History of Europe from the 
commencement of the French revolution to the 
restoration of the Bourbons in 1815. New ed., 
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The same. N. Y. Harpers. 1842-54. 4 v, [4, 
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The same. N. Y. Harpers. 1842-54. 4 v. [74, 
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Alison, Archibald. History of Europe from the 
fall of Napoleon in 1815 to the accession of 
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The same. N. Y. Harpers. i855. Vols. 1-2. 
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The same. N. Y. Harpers. 1868-75. 4 v. [74, 
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Allen, T. P. and W. P. A handbook of classical 
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Amari, Michele. History of the war of the Si- 
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Arnold, Thomas. History of the later Boroan 
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Arnold, Thomas. Introdactory lecturee on mod- 
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Bally Charles. The history of the Indian mutiny : 
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Barruel. Augustin, abbe de. Memoirs illustrating 
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Baudouin, Alexandre. Anecdotes historiques du 
temps de la restauration, snivies de recherches 
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Beitzke, Heinrich. Geschichte des russischen 

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Blanc, Jean Joseph Louis. 1848. Historical 

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Blanc, Jean Joseph Louis. The history of ten 

years, 1830-1840. Lond. Chapman and Hall, 

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Blomfleld, Ezekiel. Lectures on the philosophy 
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Bonnemere, Joseph Eugene. La Vendee en 1793. 

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Bonner, John. A child's history of Greece. With 

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Bonner, John. A child's history of Rome. N. 

Y. Harpers. 1856. 2 v. xii, 307 pp., frontis.; 

311pp. 16*» [23,147; 25,939; 37.] 26:2200-2201 

Bosanquet, James Whatman. The fall of 

Nineveh, and the reign of Sennacherib, chro- 
nologically considered, with a view to the read- 
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Bossuet, Jacques-Benigne. Discours sur I'his- 
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Botta, Carlo Guiseppo Guglielmo. Compendio 
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riguarda non sola le guerre, ma ancora la politica, 
la religione, le scienze, le belle lettere, e le art! 
liberali coir aggiunta della raccolta delle sentenze, 
o massime estratte dalla storia stessa dair avvocato 
Luigi CoMKTTi. Par. Baudry. [1837.] 4 v. in 2. 
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Brine, Lindesay. The Taeping rebellion in China; 
a narrative of its rise and progress, based upon 
original documents and information obtained in 
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Bruce, John. Annals of the honorable East- 
India company, from their establishment by 
the charter of Queen Elizabeth, 1600, to the union 
of the London and East-India companies, 1707-8. 
Lond. Blacky Parry and Kingsbury. 1810. 3 v. 
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Bulwer-Lytton, Edward George Earle Lytton, 
Lord Lytton. Athens; its rise and fall, with 
views of the literature, philosophy, and social 
lifeof the Athenian people. Leip. B. Tauchnitz. 
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of British authors, 54-5.) 26:2074 

Blin8en,'Christian Carl Josias, Freifierrvon. E^pt's 
place in universal history : an historical inves- 
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pis., 2 maps, 1 fold, tab.; xlv-f 639 pp., 5 pis., 2 
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26:1937-41 

Butt, Isaac. The history of Italy, from the ab- 
dication of Napoleon I., with introductory 
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Caritu, Cesare. Histoire universelle ; soigneuse- 
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Capeflgue, Joan - Baptiste - Honor6 - Eaymond. 
Charlemagne. Brux. Hauman. 1842. 3 v. 
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Capeflgue, Jean-Baptiste-Honor^-Haymond. La 

duchesse Gabrielle de Polignao et les amies 

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Capeflgue, Jean - Baptiste - Honore - Eaymond. 
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Capeflgue, JeaD-Baptiste-Honore-Baymond. Lob 

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ContwU: Pt. 1. The bastille. Pt. 2. The constitotioo.^Pt. 3. The 
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Chateaubriand, Francois Auguete Rene, vicomte 
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Chateaubriand, Francois Augusto Aen6, vicomte 
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Cobbett, William. {Peter Porcupine.) The bloody 
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is added, an instructive essay, tracing these dread- 
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Cochrane, Alexander Baillie. Francis the first, 

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Colletta, Pietro. History of the kingdom of 
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Comynj Sir Robert. History of the western 
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histories of Germany, Italy, the papacy, and 
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Corner, Julia. China pictorial, descriptive, and 
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Corner, Julia. India pictorial, descriptive, and 
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Crowe, Eyre Evans. History of the reigns of 
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Dahlmann, Friedrich Christoph. Geschichte der 
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Dallas, Robert Charles. The history of the Ma- 
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Lond. Longman. 1803. 2 v. xii-f-cxiv4-359 
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Dam, Pierre Antoine Noel Bruno, comte. His- 
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Daru, Pierre Antoine Noel Bruno, comte. Histoire 

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Droysen, Johann Gustav. Geschichte der Nach- 
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Drumniond, Sir William. Origines; or, remarks 
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Cbntmtt: Vol. 1. Origin of the Babylonian, Assyrian and Iranian 
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Vol. 2. Of Egypt. 

Vol. 8. Origin of the Phcenicians.— Arabia. 

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Dyer, Thomas Henry. The history of the kings 

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Dyer« Thomas Henry. The history of modern 
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Eadie, John, editor. Early oriental history : com- 
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Edaar, John G. The crasades and the crusaders. 

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EltORy Charles A. A history of the Roman em- 
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FallniBrayer, Jacob Philip, editor, Geschichte 

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Finlay, George. History of the Byzantine and 

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Finlayi George. The history of Greece, from its 
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Fraser, James Baillie. Historical and descrip- 
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Fraser, James Baillie. Mesopotamia and Assyria, 
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Freer, Martha Walker. The regency of Anne of 
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Frost, John. Pictorial ancient history of the 
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Funck, Karl Wilhelm Ferdinand von, Gemalde 

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ContenU: Vol. 1. Tancred.-^WalduiD III. 

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Bracquemond, Couriry, Flame ng, Greux, Le Rat, 
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pis. f* [79,515; 37.] *A 

Note, Each plate is accompanied by a leaf of explanation. Only 
6C0 copies printed. 

Michel, Marius. La roliure fran^aise depuis 

rinvention de Timprimerie jusqu'a la fin du 

xviii* siecle. Par. Morgand et Fatout 1880. 

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Olmsted, Benison. Rudiments of natural philoso- 
phy and astronomy; designed for the younger 
classes in academies, and for common schools. 
N. Y. JR. B. Collins. 1855. 115 pp., illus. in 
text. 16*» [69,877; 37.] 41:2544 

Perkins, Charles Callahan. Italian sculptors; 
being a history of sculpture in northern, south- 
ern, and eastern Italy. With etchings by the 
author, and engravings on wood from original 
drawings and photographs. Lond. Longmans. 
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Rankine, William John Macquorn. Miscellaneous 
scientific papers. From the transactions and 
proceedings of the Royal and other scientific 
and philosophical societies, and the scientific 
journals. With a memoir of the author. By P. 
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Reclus, ^lisee. The ocean, atmosphere and life, 
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of the life of the globe. N. T. Harpers. 1873. 
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Schlelden, Matthias Jakob. Das Meer. Ber. 

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coPd and fold, map, illus, in text. 4° [44,101; 

37.] *42:2284 

Sonrel, L. The bottom of the sea. Tr. and ed. 

by Elihu Rich. N. Y. Scribner, 1870. xix4- 
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Sonrel, L. Le fond de la mer. 2. ed. Par. 

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Stahl, Heinrich. Die Wasserwelt. Das Leben 

des Wassers in alien seinen Gestalton und For- 
men in Quell, Strom, See und Ozean, als Eis, 
Regen, Niedorschlag, u. s. w. Vom Standpunkte 
der neuesten naturwissenschafllichen Anschau- 
ung. 2., ganzl. umgearb. Aufl. Lei p. Spamer. 
1864. xvi-f 276 pp., 4 col'd pis., 2 fold, and col'd 
maps, illus. in text. 12*^ [41,755; 37.] (Malerischo 
Feierstunden, II., 9.) 42:2287 

Stevenson, J- J* House architecture. Lond. 
Macmillan. 1880. 2 v. xii+383 pp., frontis., 
illus. in text (34 full-page); (6+)303 pp., frontis., 
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Cbn/en<«;2Vol.l. Architecture. 

Vol. 2. Hoase-planDing. 

Taylor, George Led well. The autobiography of 
an octogenarian architect, being a record of his 
studies at home and abroad, during 65 years, 
comprising among the subjects the cathedrals of 
England, France and Italy, the temples of Eome, 
Greece, and Sicily, with explanations of their 
various styles, and plans, from measurement; 
also, incidents of travel, and sketches of other 
buildings and objects on his route, from notes and 
measurements during tours through England, 
France, Italy, Greece, and Sicily in 1816-17-18- 
19 (principally on foot), with re-visits in 1857 to 
1868. Lond. Longmans. 1870-72. 2 v. xxiv4- 
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Thomson, C. Wyville. The depths of the sea. 
An account of the general results of the dredg- 
ing cruises of H. M. SS. "Porcupine" and 
"Lightning*' during the summers of 1868, 1869, 
and 1870, under the scientific direction of Dr. 
Carpenter, J. Gwyn Jefifreys, and Dr. Wyville 
Thomson. Lond. Macmillan. 1873. xx-|-iv-f- 
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Geology, Minerology, Etc. 

Anderson, John. The course of creation ; with 
a glossary of scientific terms. Cin. W. H. 
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Cbntenfs: GeolojE^y of Scotland, England, France and Switzer- 
land.— General princlplofl. 

Andrews, £• B. Letter on the coal and iron de- 
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Ansted, David Thomas. The ancient world ; or, 

picturesque sketches of creation. Lond. «/. 

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Anstdd, David Thomas. An elementary course 
of geology, mineralogy, and physical geogra- 
phy. Lond. J. Van Voorst 1850. xxvii4-584 
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Ansted, David Thomas. Geological gossip ; or, 

stray chapters on earth and ocean. Lond. 

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book. Chiefly intended as a book of reference 
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Ansted, David Thomas. Geology, introductory, 
descriptive, and practical. Lond. J. Van 
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Ashburner, Charles A. The geology of McEean 
county, and its connection with that of Came- 
ron, Elk, and Forest. Accompanied by an atlas 
containing 8 sheets of maps and sections. Harris. 
Bd, of Com'rs. 1880. 2 v. xii(+iv)+371 pp., 5 
col'd pis., 2 maps (1 fold.), 1 fold, tab., 1 fold, 
chart, illus. in text; 8 fold, maps in cover. 8° 
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P. Lesley.) *42:1587.R 

Alias des Mineralroichs. Bres. Hirt, [n. d.] 
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Bakewell, Robert. An introduction to geology; 
comprising the elements of the science in its 
present advanced state, and all the recent discov- 
eries; with an outline of the geology of England 
and Wales. 1. Am. ed., edited by Benjamin Sil- 
LiMAN, with an appendix containing an outline 
of his course of lectures on geology. N. Hav. 
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fold.), illus. in text. 8° [48,554; 37.] 42:1687 

Bakewell, Hobert. An introduction to geology ; 
intended to convey a practical knowledge of the 
science, and comprising the most important recent 
discoveries; with explanations of the facts and 
phenomena which serve to confirm or invalidate 
various geological theories. 5. ed., considerably 
enlarged from the 4. ed., and with new sections 
and cuts. Lond. Longmans, 1838. xliii4-657 
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Bischof, Gustav. Elements of chemical and 
physical geology. Tr. by Benjamin H. Paul 
and J . Drummond. Lond. Cavendish Soc, 1854-59. 
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Bischof, Cxustav. Lehrbuch der chemischen and 
physikalischen Geologic. Bonn. A. Marcus. 
1847-54. 3 V. xxxiv+989 pp., 2 pis.; xx+1098 
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Bowen, Sli- Goal and coal oil ; or, the geology of 
the earth. Being a popular description of miner- 
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[1865.] 494 pp. 12° [5,631; 37.] 42:2296 

Burmelster, Hermann. Geschichte der Schopfung. 
Eine Darstellung des Entwickelungsganges der 
Erde und ihrer Bewohner. Fiir die Gebildeten 
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Burmelster, Hermann. Die Organisation der 
Trilobiten, aus ihren lebenden Verwandten 
entwickelt; nobst einer systematischen Ueber- 
sicht aller zeither beschriebenen Arten. Ber. 
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Carll, John F. The geology of the oil regions of 
Warren, Venango, Clarion, and Butler counties, 
including surveys of the Garland and Panama 
conglomerates in Warren and Crawford, and in 
Chautauqua Co., N. Y., descriptions of oil well 
rig and tools, and a discussion of the preglacial 
and postglacial drainage of the Lake Erie coun- 
try. With 2 indexes, 23 page plates, and an atlas 
of 22 sheets of maps, well -sections, and working 
drawings of well ng and tools. Harris. Bd, of 
Corners, 1880. 2 v. xxiv4 482 pp.; 22 fold, maps in 
cover. 8° [79,223; 37.] (Second geological sur- 
vey of Pennsylvania, 1875-79. Ill ; J. P. Lesley.) 

*42:1587.III 

Catalogue, Descriptive and illustrated, of the fossil 
organic remains of mammalia and aves con- 
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Surgeons of England. Lond. 1845. vii+391 
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Chance, H. Martyn. The geology of Clarion 
county. With a colored geological map of 
Clarion county. A map of the anticlinals, and 
oil-belt, a contoured map of the old river channel 
at Parker, four-page plates, and 83 local sections 
figured in the text. Harris. Bd, of ConCrs. 
1880. xv+232 pp., 4 pis. (1 double), 4 maps (3 
fold.), illus. in text. 8° [78,469; 37.1 Second geo- 
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Cleaveland, Parker. An elementary treatise on 
mineralogy and geology, designed for the use 
of pupils, for persons attending lectures on these 
subjects, and as a companion for travellers in the 
United States of America. 2. ed. Bost. Oummings 
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Comstock, John Lee. Outlines of geology ; in- 
tended as a popular treatise on the most inter- 
esting parts of the science. Together with an 
examination of the question, whether the days 
of creation were indefinite periods. Designed for 
the use of schools and general readers. 3. ed. 
N. Y. Robinson, Pratt and Co. 1837. 384 pp., 
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Cotta. Bernhard von. Deatechlands Boden, sein 
geoIogiBcber Baa and deseen Einwirkung aaf 
da8 Leben der Menschen. 2. verm. Aufl. Leip. 
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Cotta, Bernhard von. Die Geologie der Gegen- 

wart dargcBtelit and beleuchtet. Leip. J.J. 

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Cotta, Bernhard von. Geologinebe Bilder. Leip. 

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Cotta, Bernhard von. Geology and history. A 
popular. exposition of all that is known of the 
earth and its inhabitants in pro- historic times. 
Lond. Trubner. 1865. iv+84 pp. 16° 
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Dana, James Dwight. Manual of geology; treat- 
ing of the principles of the science with special 
reference to American geological history, for the 
aso of colleges, academies, and schools of science. 
lUus. by a chart of the world, and over 1,000 
figures, mostly from American sources. Bev. ed. 
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Dana, James Dwight. On coral reefs and islands. 
From the author's exploring expedition report 
on geology, with additions. N. Y. Putnam. 
1853. 143 pp^ 1 fold, chart, 1 fold, map, illus. in 
text. 8° [5,626; 37.] 42:1755 

Dana, James Dwight. A system of mineralogy, 
comprising the most recent discoveries; includ- 
ing full descriptions of species and their locali- 
ties, chemical analysis and formulas, tables for 
the determination of minerals, and a treatise on 
mathematical crystallography and the drawing 
of figures of crystals. 3. ed., rewr., rearr., and 
enl. N. y. Putnam. 1850. 711 pp., 3 pis. (1 
fold.), illus. in text. 8° [5,621; 37.J 42:2115 

Dana, James Dwight. A text-book of geology- 
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375 woodcuts. Phil. T. Bliss. 1864. vi+354 
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Dana, James Dwight and Brush, George Jarvis. 
A system of mineralogy. Descriptive miner- 
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Douglas, Jiev. James. A dissertation on the an- 
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Drayson, Capt Alfred W. The earth we inhabit; 

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Emanuel^ Henry. Diamonds and precious stones; 
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Emmons, Ebenezer. Manual of geology. De- 
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Ettingshausen, Constantin von. Beitrag zur 
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Fairhofme, George. New and conclusive phys- 
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Falconer, Hugh and Cautley. Proby T. Fauna 
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Feuchtwanger, Lewis. A popular treatise on 
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guide for the teacher of natural sciences, the 
lapidary, jeweller, and amateur, together with a 
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all ornamental and architectural materials. N. Y. 
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Figuier, Guillaumo Louis. The world before the 
deluge. A new ed. The geological portion 
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Forbes, Edward. Monograph of the echinoder- 
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Fraas, Oscar. Yor der Siindfluth I Eine Ge- 
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Francis, J- G. Beach rambles in search of sea- 
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Frazer, Per8ifor,Jr. The geology of Lancaster 
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12 pis. (8 double), 1 map; 13 fold, maps in cover. 
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*42:1587.CCC 

Geinitz, Hanns Bruno, Fleck, Hugo and Hartig, 
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Gesner, Abraham. A practical treatise on coal, 

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Goeppert, Heinrich Eobert. Abhandlung, ein- 
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Hooker, Worthington. Science for the school 

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Hull, Edward. The coal-fields of Great Britain ; 
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colonial empire, and of other parts of the world. 
With maps and illustrations. 4. ed., rev., cm- 
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Jacksojl, Charles T. Final report on the geology 
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Jackson, Edward Steane. The cabinet of the 
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Jager, Georg Friedrich. Ueber die f(»ssilen Sau- 

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Jevons, William Stanley. The coal question ; an 
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and the probable exhaustion of our coal-mines. 
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Johnson, Samuel William. Peat and its uses, as 
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Jukes, Joseph Beete. Popular physical geology. 

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Jukes. Joseph Beete. The student's manual of 
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42:1844 

King, Charles William. The natural history of 

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der gesammten Naturwissenschaften und der 
Mathematik neu erschienenen Bucher. Herausg. 
von A. Metzger. Gott. Vandenhoeck m. Ruprecht. 
1877-79. 12° [77,352; 38.] *L 

[Catalogue, Bookseller's.] Bibliotheca medico- 
chirargica pharmaceuto-chemica et veterinaria, 
odcr, geordnete Uebersicht aller in Deutschland 
und im Au»lande neu erschienenen medicinischen, 
pharmaceutisch-chemischen und veterinar-wis- 
sensehaftlichen Bucher. Herausg. von Carl Ku- 
PRECHT, G5tt. Vandenhoeck u. Ruprecht. 1877- 
78. 12° [77,351; 38.] *L 

[Catalogue, Bookseller's.] Bibliotheca philologica 
classica. Verzeichniss der auf dem Gebiete 
der classischen Alterthumswissenschaft erschie- 
nenen Bucher, Zeitschriften, Dissertationen, Pro- 
gramm-Abhandlungen, Aufsatze in Zeitschriflen 
und Eecensionen. Beiblatt zum Jahresbericht 
iiber die Fortschritte der classischen Alter thums- 
kunde. Bar. S. Calvary. 1878-80. 12° [77, 
353; 38.] *L 



[Catalogue, Bookseller's.] Catalogo general de 
las obras de fondo y de surtido de venta en la 
Libreria Madrilefia Portal del Aguila de Oro. 
Num. 5. Mexico. F. D. de Leon. 1878, viii-j- 
296 pp. 4° [73,310; 38.] *L 

[Catalogue, Bookseller s.] Library, companion. 
A quarterly summary, giving priced and classi- 
fied lists of the English and American publica- 
tions of the past year, with the addition of brief 
analyses or characterisations of the more import- 
ant books; being a quarterly continuation of 
'^The best reading.'^ Vol. 3. 1879. N.Y. Put- 
nams. 1880. (4+)75 pp. 8° [76,747; 38.] *L 

[Catalogue, Bookseller's.] Macmillan and Co.'s 

catalogue of books new, and second-hand, in 

all branches of literature. Cambr. 1866-78. 

(4_f-)461 pp. 12° [79,249; 38.] *L 

[Catalogue, Booksellers.] A reference catalogue 
of current literature, containing the full titles 
of books now in print and on sale; with the 
prices at which they may be obtained of all bf>ok- 
sellers, and an index to 35,000 works. Lond. J. 
Whitaker. 1880. 8° [79,001; 38.] *L 

[Catalogue, Library.] Katalog der Bibliothek 

des deutschen Keichstages. 1. Abth. Ber. 1877. 

(4+)299 pp. 12° [62,938; 38.] *L 

[Catalogue, Library.] Katalog der Bibliothek des 

konigl. statistischen Bureaus zu Berlin. Abth. 2. 

Nach Staaten geordnet. Ber, 1879. (ii+)vi + 

xxxii+981(-f 2) pp. 4° [77,366; 38.] *L 

[Catalogue, Library.] Public library of the city 
of Boston. Lower hall. Class list for English 
prose fiction, including translations and juvenile 
books, with notes for readers, intended to point 
out for parallel reading the historical sources of 
works of fiction. 6. ed. Apr., 1877. Bost. 1877. 
168 pp. 4° [73,419; 38.] *L 

[Catalogue, Library.] Catalogue of the Ameri- 
can books in the library of the British museum, 
1856. By Henry Stevens. Lond. Henry Stevens. 
1866. xxxii + 623+pp. 8° [68,417; 38. J *L 

yote. Containst also a catalogue of tho American maps in the 
Briiish mupeura. (17 pp.) 

[Catalogue, Library.] Catalogue of printed books 

in the British museum. Lond. 1841. ix-|-457 

pp. f° [79,509; 38.] *L 

[Catalogue, Library.] Analytical and classed cat- 
alogue of the Brooklyn library. Authors, titles, 
subjects and classes. Brook. N. Y. 1878-80. 
12+1110 pp. f° [79,256; 38.] *L 

The same. *8 

[Catalogue, Library.] Grossherzogliche Hof- u. 

Landesbibliothek in Carlsruhe. Carls. 1876. 

(2+)506 pp. 8° [62,935; 38.] *L 

[Catalogue. Library.] Finding lists of the Chi- 
cago public library. 5. ed. Chic. 1880. x+ 
301 pp. 8° [79,982; 38.] *L 

[Catalogue. Library.] Catalogue of the library of 
the Franklin institute of the State of Pennsyl- 
vania. For the promotion of the mechanic arts. 
Phil. Franklin Institute. 1876. vii-f 472 pp. 8° 
[76,410; 38.] *L 



Bibliography. 



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filBLIOGRAPHT. 



[Catalogue, Library.'] Catalogue of the books on 

bibliography, typography and engraving,* in 

the New-York state library. Alb. 1858. 143 

pp. 8° [76,138; 38.] *L 

[Catalogue, Library."] Class catalogue of the 

Newton free library, of Newton, Mass. 1880. 

Bost. Rand^ Avery and Co. 1880. viii+247 pp. 

8° [76,271; 38.] *L 

[Catalogue, Library.] Catalogue of the Pennsyl- 
vania state library. Prepared by O. H. Miller 
and J. R. Orwig. Harris, L. S. Hart. 1878. 
(8+)742 pp. 8^ [77,467; 38.] *L 

[Catalogue, Library.] Catalogue of the San Fran- 
cisco free public library. No. 2. Nov., 1880. 
Short titles. San Fran, iv+257 pp. 8"^ 
[78,892; 38.] *L 

[Catalogue, Library.] Catalogue of the South- 
bridge public library, Southbridge, Mass. Bost. 
A. Mudge. 1876. 287 pp. 12° [74,978; 38.] *L 

Supplementary catalogue. No. 1. 1880. 75 pp. 
[74,978.] *L 

[Catalogue, Library.] Index-catalo/ojue of the 
library of the Surgeon-General's office. United 
States army. Authors and subjects. Vol. 1. With 
a list of abbreviations of titles of periodicals in- 
dexed. Wash. 1880. vi+ 126+888 pp. 4° 
[78,695; 38.] *L 

The same. [3,736.] *70:149.1 

OontenU: A-Berlinski. 

[Catalogue, Library.] Catalogue of the public 

library of Toledo. [1879. n. t. p.] 268 pp. 

8** [76,758; 38.] *L 

[Catalogue, Library.] Catalog der Stadtbibliothek 

in Ziirich. Ziir. Zilrcher u. Furrer. 1864. 4 v. 

viii+952 pp.; (2+)1006 pp.; (2+)1056 pp.; (2+) 

988 pp. 8° [73,764; 38.] *L 

Catalogue (Sale) of an extensive selection of 
books in various classes of literature, from the 
stock of William Paterson, 67 Princes street, 
Edinburgh. To which is added that of a valuable 
collection of musical works. Edin. Paterson. 
1881. (2+)175+19 pp. 12^ [79,427; 38.] *L 

Constantin, L. A. (pseud.) See Hesse, L. A. C. 

Cook, James. Bibliography of the writings of 
Charles Dickens, with many curious and inter- 
esting particulars relating to his works. Lond. 
F. Eerslake. 1879. viii, 88 pp., frontis. 8° 
[75,853; 38.] *L 

Davidson, James. Bibliotheca Devoniensis; a 

catalogue of the printed books relating to the 

county of Devon. Exeter. W. Roberts. 1852. 

(6+)226 pp. sq. 8^ [78,232; 38.] *L 

DeniSy Johann Michael Cosmus. Einleitung in 
die Bticherkunde. 2. vorbess. Ausg. Wien. 
J. J. Edlen von Trattnem. 1795-96. 2 pts. in 1 v. 
(16+)293 pp., 2 tabs.; (8+)498 pp. 4° [73,762; 
38.] *L 

Falkenstein, Karl. Beschreibung der koniglichen 
offentlichon Bibliothek zu Dresden. Dres. 
Waliher. 1839. (vi+)iv+887 pp. 8° 
[73,758; 38.] *L 



Germanische Nationalmuseum, Das. Organis- 
mus und Sammlungen. Mit Rolzschn. Kiirn. 
1856. 2 V. xiv+483 pp., 1 pi., 1 table; xv+382 
(+2) pp. 8° [73,651; 38.] (Denkschriftendes 
germ. !Nationalmusoums, I.) *L 

QmtenU: Vol. 1. Organismus und literarische Sannmlangen. 
Vol. 2. KuD8t- und A I ten hams -Sam m lunge a. 

Girard, Charles. Bibliographia Americana his- 

torico-naturalis, or bibliography of American 

natural history for the year 1851. Wash. 1852. 

iv(+ii)+66 pp. 8° [76,192; 38.] *L 

Hallett, Caroline M. Parish lending libraries; 

how to manage and keep them up. With a 

list of books. Lond. Walter Smith, 1880. iv-f 

60 pp. 16^ [77,942; 38.] *L 

Harper's new monthly magazine, Index to. Al- 
phabetical, analytical, and classified. Vols. 1- 
60 inclusive, from June 1850 to June 1880. Com- 
piled by Charles A. Durpee. N. Y. Harpers. 
1881. vii, 721 pp. 8° [79,460; 38.] *L 

Harrisse, Henri. Bibliotheca Americana vetus- 

tissima; a description of works relating to 

America, publ. 1492-1551. N. Y. G. P. Philes. 

1866. (viii+)liv+519pp. 4° [29,621; 38.] *L 

Note. Bound with the abo7e : Rapport 9ur lea deux ouvrages de 
biblioeraphie nm6riciiine de Henri Harnsae; par Ernest Dx8JA.&DiiiB. 
Par. M. Martinet. 1867. 20 pp. 8° 

The same. Additions. Par. Tross. 1872. (ii+) 
xl+199 pp., frontis. [76,197.] *L 

Hatin, Eugene. Bibliographic historique et cri- 
tique de la presse periodiquo fran^aise, ou 
catalogue systematiquo et raisonne de tous les 
ecrits periodiques de quelque valeur publiea ou 
ayant circule en France depuis Torigine du jour- 
nal jusqu'a nos jours, avec extra! ts, notes histo- 
riques, critiques et morales, indication des prix 
que les principaux journaux ont atteints dans les 
ventes publiques, etc. Precede d*un essai histo- 
rique et statistique sur la naissance et les progres 
de la presse periodique dans les deux mondes. 
Par. Firmin Didot. 1866. (iv+)cxvii+660 pp., 
frontis. 8° [72,768; 38.] *L 

Hesse, Leopold Auguste Gonstantin. {L. A. Con- 
stantin.) Bibliothekonomie, oder, Lehre von 
der Anordnung, Bewahrung und Verwaltung der 
Bibliotheken. Aus dem Franzosischen. Lioip. 
J. J. Weber. 1840. x+154 pp., 6 pis. 12° 
[73,765; 38.] *L 

Hoe, Richard M., A catalogue of the library illus- 
trative of the history and art of typography, 
chalcography and lithography of Lond. 1877. 
(4+)149 pp. 12° [73,862; 38.] (The literature 
of printing.) *L 

International review. General index to. Vols. 

1-9. 1874-80. [Bangor. Q. P. Index. 1881. 

n. t. p.] 8° [79,521; 38.] *L 

Ireland, Alexander. List of the writings of Wil- 
liam Hazlitt and Leigh Hunt, chronologically 
arranged, with notes, descriptive, critical and ex- 
planatory ; and a selection of opinions regarding 
their genius and characteristics, by distinguished 
contemporaries and friends; as well as by subse- 
quent critics ; preceded by a review of, and ex- 
tracts from, Barry CornwalPs ^'Memorials of 



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59 



BiBLIOQRAPHT. 



Ireland, Alexander, (continued.) — 

Charles Lamb ;" with a few words on William 
Hazlitt and his writings, and a chronological list of 
the works of Charles Lamb. Lond. J. R. Smith. 
1868. xxii+233 pp. 12« [76,147; 38.] *L 

Note, too copies printed. 

Jackson, Francis A., and Keen, Gregory B. Cat- 
alogue of the chess collection of the late George 
Alien, professor of the Greek language and liter- 
ature in the University of PonnajMvania, author 
of Philidor, etc. Phil. 1878. viii+89 pp. 8° 
[73,434: 38.] *L 

Kerl, Bruno. Eepertorium der teehnischen Li- 

teratur. Jahrg. 1854-77. Lei p. A. Felix. 

1871-79. 5 V. 8^ [60,632; 77,367; 38.] *L 

Leclerc, Charles. Bibliotheca Americana; his- 
toire, geographic, voyages, archeologie et lin- 
guistique des deux Ameriques et des lies Philip- 
pines. Par. Maisonneuve. 1878. (iv4-)xx-f- 
737 pp. 8** [77,150; 38.] *L 

Lee, John W. M. A bibliography of the Balti- 
more and Ohio railroad company, 1827 to 1879. 
Lond. Privately printed for the author. 1879. 
149 pp. sq. 8° [74,890; 38.] *L 

[Libraries.] Transactions and proceedings of 
the conference of librarians held in London, 
October, 1877. Edited by the secretaries of the 
conference, Edward B. Nicholson and Henry 
E. Tedder. Lond. C. Whittingham. 1878. xi 
-t-276 pp. 4** [73,313; 38.] . *L 

Lippincott's magazine. A general index to the 

first series (vols. 1-26). Bangor. Q. P. Index. 

1881. 16 pp. 8*^ [79,265; 38.] *L 

Manne, Armand Edmond de. Nouveau diction- 
naire des ouvrages anonymes et pseudonymes, 
la plupart contemporains avec les noms des an- 
te urs ou editeurs, accompagne de notes histo- 
riques et critiques. Nouvelle edition, revue, cor- 
rigee et tres-augmentee, pouvant servir de 
supplement a tons les manueis do bibliographie 
jusqu'a ce jour. Lyon. N. Scheuring. 1862. 
vii+406(+l) pp. 8° [73,768; 38.] *L 

Manne, Louis Charles Joseph de. Nouveau re- 

cueil d'ouvrages anonymes et pseudonymes. 

Par. Gide, 1834. vi-h580(+2) pp. 12° [76, 

145; 38.] *L 

Meizi, G. Dizionario di opere anonime epseudo- 
nime di scrittori Italian! o come che sia aventi 
relazione all* Italia. Mil. L,R G.Pirola, 1848- 
59. 3 V. (4+)479(+3)pp.; (4+)482 pp.; xiv+ 
(ii+)701 pp. 8** [73,763; 38.] *L 

Merry weather, F. Somner. Bibliomania in the 
middle ages; or, sketches of bookworms, col- 
lectors, bible students, scribes, and illuminators, 
from the Anglo Saxon and Norman periods to 
the introduction of printing into England; with 
anecdotes, illustrating the history of the monastic 
libraries of Great Britain, in the olden time. 
Lond. Jderryweather, 1849. iv+318 pp. 12° 
[76,055; 38.] *L 



Molbech, Christian. TJeber Bibliothekswissen- 
schafb, Oder, Einrichtung und Yorwaltung 
offentlicher Bibliotheken. Nach der 2. Ausgabe 
des danischen Originals iibersctztvon H. Ratjen. 
Von dem Verfasser mit Zusatzen, mit einem Ver- 
zeichnisse der Pergamentdrucke der grossen K. 
Kopenh. Bibliothek und einem Beitrage zur Ge- 
schichte dioser Bibliothek vermehrt ; von dem 
Uebersetzcr mit Anmerk. versehen. Leip. J. C. 
Hinrichs. 1833. viii+303 pp., 1 pi. 12° [73, 
766; 38.] *L 

Nation, The. General index to vols. 1-30, July, 

1865, to Sept., 1880. Bost. Franklin press. 

1880. 45 pp. 8° [78,569; 38.] *L 

NoteS*and queries. General index to series the 

fifth. (1874-1879.) Vols. 1-12. [Edited by 

William J. TnoMS.] Lond. J. Francis. 1880. 

4+157 pp. 8° [76,837; 77,907; 38.] *L 

Osmont, J- B. L. Diction naire typographique, 
historique et critique des livres rares, singuliers, 
estimes et recherches en tons genres ; con tenant, 
par ordre alphabetique, les noms et surnoms 
de leurs auteurs, lo lieu de leur naissance, le 
temps oil ils ont vecu, et celui de leur mort, avec 
des remarques necessaires pour en distinguer les 
bonnes editions, et quelques anecdotes historiques, 
critiques et interessantcs, tirees des meilleures 
sources. On y a joint le prix qu'ils so vendent la 
plupart dans les ventes publiques. Par. Lacomhe. 
1768. 2 V. xii+515 pp.; (4+)456(+3) pp. 12° 
[76,140; 38.] *L 

Oettinger, Edouard Marie. Bibliographie bio- 
grapnique universelle. Dictionnaire des ou- 
vrages relatifs a I'histoire de la vie publique et 
privee des person nages celebres de tons les temps 
et de toutes les nations, depuis ie commencement 
du monde jusqu'a nos jours. Par. A. Lacroix. 
1866. 2 V. in 1. (iv+)iv pp. 1263 cols.; (10+) 
1267-2191 cols. 4^ [72,868; 38.] *L 

Pettigrew, Thomas Joseph. Bibliotheca Sussex- 
iana. A descriptive catalogue, accompanied by 
historical and biographical notices of the manu- 
scripts and printed books contained in the library 
of his royal highness, the duke of Sussex, in 
Kensington palace. Lond. Longmans. 1827- 
39. 2 V. in 3 parts. (4+)24(+4)+ccxciv pp., 1 
port., 14 pis.; (24+)516 pp., 5 pis.; (iv+)vi+liii 
(+iii)+587 pp. 4° [79,510; 38.] *L 

Poole, William Frederick. An index to period- 
ical literature. N. Y. C B. Norton. 1853. 
x+(ii+)521(+2) pp. 8° [74,887; 38.] *L 

The same. [4,981.] *8 

Publishers' trade list annual, 1880. N. Y. F. 
Leypoldt. 1880. 4*» [78,427; 38.] *L 

Querard, Joan Marie. Bibliographie Yoltairienne. 

Par. Bidotfreres. [1842.] xxxvi+184 pp. 8*» 

[73,840; 38.J *L 

Ronalds, Sir Francis, compiler. Catalogue of 
books and papers relating to electricity, 
magnetism, the electric telegraph, etc., including 
the Eonalds library. With a biographical me- 
moir. Ed. by Alfred J. Frost. Lond. Spon. 
1880. xxvii+664 pp. 8^ . [77,445; 38.] ♦L 



BlBLIOOBAPHT. 



60 



Amusements, etc. 



Rowdll, George P., and Co. ^ publishers. American 
newspaper directory, containing accurate lists 
of all the newspapers and periodicals published 
in the United States, territories and the dominion 
of Canada, together with a description of the 
towns and cities in which they are published. 
N. Y. 1880. 1044 pp. 12** [78,764; 38.] *L 

Schmidt, Johann August Friedrich. Handbuch 
der Bibliothekswiasensehafb, der Literatur und 
fii'icherkunde. Eine gedrangto Uebersicht der 
Handschriflenkunde, der Geschichte der Buch- 
drnckerkunst und dcs Buchhandcls, der Biicher- 
kenntniss (Bibliographie) im- cngern Sinne, der 
Bibliothekenkundo und Bibliothekokonomie und 
der literarhistorischen und bibliographischen 
Schriften. Weimar. B. F. Voigt. 1^840. viii + 
472 pp. 12° [73,755; 38.] *L 

ShurtlefT, Nathaniel B. A decimal system for 

the arrangement and administration of libraries. 

Bost. Privately printed, 1856. 80 pp. 4° [21, 

507; 38.] *L 

[Thomas, Halph.] (^Olphar Bamst.) Aggravat- 
ing ladies, being a list of works published un- 
der the pseudonym of "A lady," with preliminary 
suggestions on the art of describing books biblio- 
graphically. Lond. Quaritch. 1880. 58 pp. 12° 
[78, 290; 38.] *L 

Thomson, Peter G. A bibliography of the state 
of Ohio. Being a catalogue of the books and 
pamphlets relating to the history of the state. 
With collations and bibliographical and critical 
notes, together with the prices at which man^^ of 
the books have been sold at the principal public 
and private sales since I860. And a complete 
index by subjects. Cin. Author. 1880. 436 pp., 
illus. t. p. 4° [78,375; 38.] *L 

VentOUilfaC, I*. T. The French librarian ; or, 
literary guide, pointing out the best works of 
the principal writers of France, in every branch 
of literature; with criticisms, personal anecdotes, 
and bibliographical notices; preceded by a sketch 
of the progress of French literature. Lond. 
Treuttel, Wilrfz, Treutteljun. and Richter. 1829. 
(iv+)xliv-h536 pp. 8° [76,137; 38.] *L 

Vogef, Ernst Gustav. Bibliotheca biographica 
Lutherana. Uebersicht der gedruckten Dr. 
Mart. Luther betreffenden biographischen Schrif- 
ten. Halle. H. W. Schmidt. 1851. viii+145 
pp. 8° [73,754; 38.] *L 

Voisin, Auguste, editor. Documents pour servir a 
Thistoire des bibliotheques en Belglque et de 
leurs princi pales curiosites litteraires. Gand. 
Annoot'Braeckman. 1840. (vi-(-)v-fxvii-|-350 
pp., 1 pi. 8° [73,844; 38.] *L 

Walther, A. T. Systematisches Hepertorium 
iiber die Schriften sammtlicher historischer Ge- 
sellschaften Deutschlands. Auf Veranlassung 
des histor. Vereins fur das Grossherz. Hessen be- 
arbeitet. Darm. G. Jonghaus. 1845. xxix-j- 
649 pp. 12° [73,767; 38.] *L 

Warren, J. Leicester. A guide to the study of 
book-plates (ex-libris). Lond. ./. Pearson. 
1880. (iv+)iii+238 pp., frontis., 15 full-page 
illus. in text. 8° [78,921; 38.] *l 



WestwOOd, T. A new bibliotheca piscatoria; or, 
general catalogue of angling and fishing litera- 
ture. With bibliographical notes and data. 
Lond. ''Field'' office. 1861. iv, 78 pp. 1G° 
[76,133; 38.] *L 

Wheatley, Henry B. What is an index? A few 
notes on indexes and indexers. Lond. Long- 
mans. 1879. 132 pp. sq. 8° [75,744; 38.] *L 



Amusements, Games, Sports, etc. 

Bohn, Henry George, editor. The hand-book of 
gumes, comprising new or carefully revised 
treatises on whist, piquet, ecarte, lansquenet, 
boston, quadrille, cribbage, and other card garnet; 
faro, rouge et noir, hazard, roulette ; backgam- 
mon, draughts; billiards, bagatelle, American 
bowls, etc. By eminent professors and amateurs. 
New ed. Lond. Bell and Daldy. 1867. xiv-i- 
617 pp., illus. in text. 12° [25,186; 38.J |0:6144 

DavieS, G. Christopher. Practical boat sailing for 
amateurs; containing particulars of the most 
suitable sailing boats and yachts for amateurs, 
and instructions for their proper handling, etc. 
Lond. ''The Bazaar." [1880.] iv+174>p..2 
pis., illus. in text. 12° [78,943; 38.] |0:6'^25 

Eiliotf Alfred. The playground and the parlour; 
a handbook of boys' games, sports, and amuse- 
ments. Lond. T. Nelson. 1868. viii, 354 pp., 
frontis., illus. in text. 12° [25,923; 38.] 10:6151 

Francis, Francis. A book on angling, being a 
complete treatise on the art of angling in every 
branch, with explanatory plates, etc. 5. ed., rev. 
and impr. Lond. Longmans. 1880. xiii(+ii) 
+516 pp., 17 pis. (6 col'd). 12° [78,944; 38.1 

fO:59ll 

Henderson, William. My life as an angler. With 
Woodbury portrait and 67 woodcuts engraved 
by Edmund Evans, from drawings by C. Burlison, 
A. W. Cooper, E. Hastings, H. L. Eoife, and other 
artists. The head and tail pieces designed by 
Mrs. William Henderson. Lond. Satchell^ Pey- 
ton and Co. 1879. xvi-f.312 pp., 7 pis., illas. in 
text. 8° [79,876; 38.] |0:5919 

Herbert, Henry William. {Frank Forester.) Field 
sports of the United States, and British pro- 
vinces, of North America. 6. ed., rev. and corr.. 
with additions, and many new illustrations. N. 
Y. Stringer and Townsend. 1849. 2 v. x, 360 
pp., 4 pis.; vi, 367 pp., 6 pis. 12° [711-12; 5, 
504; 38.] 10:5998-9 

Landells, E. The boy's own toy-maker ; a prac- 
tical illustrated guide to the useful employment 
of leisure hours. 16. thous. Lond. Griffith and 
Farran. [1880.] viii-f 153 pp., frontis., illus. in 
text. 16° [78,528; .38.] |0:6166 

Landells, E. and A. The girl's own toy-maker, 

and book of recreation. 12. thous. N. Y. E. 

P. Button. [1880.1 viii+154 pp., frontis., 

illus. in text. 16° [78,527; 38.] |0:6169 



Amusements, etc. 



61 



Fiction (^English). 



Lloyd, L. Field sports of the north of Europe, 
comprised in a personal narrative of a residence 
in Sweden and Norway, in the years 1827-28. 
Ijond. Colburn and Bentley. 1830. 2 v. xii^- 
38H pp., 4 pis., 1 plan, 1 map, illus. in text; viii-j- 
377 pp., 5 pis., 1 plan, 1 map., iilus. in text. 8° 
[78,095; 38.] 10:5874.1-2 

Modern sphinx, The; a collection of enigmas, 
charades, rebuses, double acrostics, triple acros- 
tics, anagrams, logogriphs, metagrams, square 
words, verbal puzzles, conundrumH, etc., original 
and selected. N. Y. E, P. Dutton. [1880.] viii 
+343 pp. 16° [78,525; 33.] |0:6135 

Norris, Thaddeus. The American angler's book ; 
embracing the natural history of sporting fish, 
and the art of taking them. With instructions in 
fly-fishing, fly-making and rod-making, and direc- 
tions for fish-breeding. To which is appended: 
Difs piscatorias; describing noted fiahing-places, 
and the pleasure of solitary fly-fishing. Phil. 
E. H. Butler. 1864. xxiii, 604 pp., 8 pis., illus. 
in text. 8** [79,983; 38.] 10:5932 

Planche, Frederick D'Arroa, compiler. Guess me; 
a curious collection of enigmas, witticisms, act- 
ing charades, anagrams, verbal puzzles, charades, 
conundrums, double acrostics, hieroglyphics, etc. 
K. Y. E, P. Dutton. 1881 [1880]. (2-|-)34(+ 
228) pp., illus. in text. 12^ [78,526; 38.] |0:6179 

Roosevelt, Hobert B. The game-birds of the 
coasts and lakes of the northern slates of Amer- 
ica, A full account of the sporting along our 
sea-shores and inland waters, with a comparison 
of the merits of breech-loaders and muzzle-load- 
ers. N. Y. Carleton, 1866. vi, 336 pp. 12° 
[23,450; 38.] 10:6015 

Strutt, Joseph. The sports and paatimes of the 
people of England; including the rural and 
domestic recreations. May-games, mummeries, 
shows, processions, pageants, and pompous spec- 
tacles, from the earliest period to the present 
time. Illustrated by 140 engravings, in which 
are represented most of the popular diversions, 
selected from ancient paintings. A new ed., wilh 
a copious index, by William Hone. Lond. W. 
Tegg and Co. 1855. Ixvii-f420 pp., 1 port., il- 
lus. in text 12° [222; 38.] 10:6194 

Sturges. Joshua. Guide to the game of draughts; 
in which the whole theory and practice of that 
scientific recreation are clearly illustrated ; in- 
cluding 150 critical positions. Jfow ed., rev. and 
improved by George Walker. Lond. Sherwood, 
Gilbert and Piper. 1835. (ii-f)viii-|-87 pp., illus. 
in text. 16° [79,024; 38.] 10:6311 

Van Dyke, Theodore S. Flirtation camp; or, the 

rifle, rod, and gun in California. A sporting 

romance. N. Y. Fords, Howard and Ifulhert. 

1881. (6+)299 pp. 12** [79,843; 38.] |0:6029 

Walsh, John Ilenry. (Stonekenge.) The dog in 
health and disease. Comprising the various 
modes of breaking and using him for hunting, 
coursing, shooting, etc., and including the points, 
or characteristics of toy dogs. Lond. Longmans. 
1859. xvi+468 pp., frontis., illus. 12« [247; 38.] 

10:5883 



Westminster papers. The. A monthly journal of 
chess, whist, games of skill, and the drama. 
[April, 1868-April, 1873.J Lond. Tf. Kent. 
1868-73. 5 V. in 2. (4-f)143 pp.; 202 pp.; (2+) 
202 pp.; (4+)224 pp.; (2+)206 pp. 4° [78,245; 
38.] *|0:6580-81 

Fiction.— English. 

Arr, £. H. ( pseud.) See Roiilns, ^rs. B. H. 
Belot, Adolphe. The black Venus. A tale of 
the dark continent. Translated and adapted 
from the French, by George D. Cox. Phil. Peter- 
son. [1881.1 (3+) 20-27 6 pp. sq. 16° [79,445; 
38.] 35:1936 

Blacic, William. Sunrise ; a story of these times. 

N. Y. Harpers. 1881. 461pp. 12° [79,441; 

38.] 35:2190 

Boisgobey, Fortune de. The lost casket, tr. from 

<' La main coupoe," by S. Lee. N. Y. Putnams. 

1881. (4+)541 pp. 16° [79,428; 38.] 35:2317 

Boyesen, Hjalmar Iljorth. Ilka on the hill-top ; 

and other stories. N. Y. Scribner. 1881. (8+) 

240 pp. 16° [79,032; 38.] 35:2485 

Burnett, Frances Hodgson. A fair barbarian. 
Boat. Osgood. 1881. 258 pp. 16° [79,857; 38.] 

35:3418 

Carey, Hosa Nouchette. Queenie's whim : a novel. 

Phil. Lippincott. 1881. 451 pp. 16° [79, 

863; 38.] 35:3779 

Cheilis, Mary Dwinell. Our homes. N. Y. Nat. 

temp. soc. publ. 1881. 427 pp., frontis. 16° [79, 

443; 38.] 35:4162 

Daring, E. H. Freville Chase. Lond. Burns 

and Dates. 1880. 2 v. (4+)508 pp.; (4+)468 

pp. 12° [78,521; 38.J 37:345.1-2 

Don John. 'Bost. Roberts. 1881. (4+)389 pp. 
16° [79,439; :^8.] (No name series.) 40:2123 

Note. Attributed lo Jenn Ingelow. 

Douglas, Amanda M. Lost in a great city. Bost. 

Lee and Shepard. 1881. 468 pp. 12° [79, 

442; 38.] 37:827 

Dumas, Alexandre. Joseph Balsamo. A novel. 

With illustrations of all the characters. Phil. 

Petersons. [1878.] 365 pp. 8° [78,652; 38.] 37:1016 

Note. Same as •'Memoirs of a physician." 

Flaubert, Gustavo. Madame Bovary. A tale of 

provincial life. Tr. from the French by John 

Stirling. Phil. Petersons. [1881.] 384 pp. 

sq. 16° [79,287; 38.] *37:2246 

Forney, John W. The new nobility; a story of 

Europe and America. N. Y. Appleton. 1881. 

395 pp. 12° [79,862; 38.] 37:2347 

Gilbert, William. The monomaniac; or, Shirley 

Hall asylum. N. Y. J. G. Gregory. 1864. 432 

pp. 12° [79,495; 38.] 37:2997 

Hawthorne, Julian. Sebastian Strome. A novel. 

N. Y. Appleton. 1880. 195 pp. 8° [79,520; 

38.] 37:4170 

Hawthorne, Nathaniel. Septimius Felton ; or, 

the elixir of life. Bost. Osgood. 1876. 220 

pp. 8° [52,136; 38.] 34:1400 



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Fiction (English), 



62 



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Hawthorne, Nathaniel. Tanglewood tales, for 

girls and boys. Being a second wonder-book. 

Boat. Osgood. 1876. viii, 224 pp. 18° [53, 

229; 38.] 34:1402 

The same. 1880. [78,889.] 34:1411 

A'ote. For contents see the fiction catAlogue of 1H76. 

Hawthorne, Nathaniel. True stories from history 

and biography. Bost. Osgood. 1876. vi, 290 

pp. 18° [53,228; 38.] 34:1403 

The same. 1880. [78,889.] 34:1411 

Note. For contents see the fiction CHtalogue of 1876. 

Hawthorne, Nathaniel. Twice-told tales. Bost. 

Osgood. 1876. 2 v. xii, 258 pp.; vi, 268 pp. 

18° [50,287; 38.] 34:1404-5 

Note. For contents see the fiction catalogue of 1876. 

Hawthorne, Nathaniel. Works. Globe ed. 

Bost. Houghton^ Mifflin and Co. 1880. . 4 v. in 

1. vi4-307+viii, 288+286+297 pp., 4 pis. 12° 

[78,889; 38.] 34:1408 

CAmtenIi : The scarlet letter; a romance. — The Blithdale romance. 
— MoHses from an old manse. 

Hawthorne, Nathaniel. Worke. Globe ed. Bost. 

Houghton, Mifflin and Co. 1880. 4 v. in 1. 287 

+288+vi, 344+273 pp., 4 pis. 12° [78,889; 38.] 

34:1409 

CbntentM : Twice-told tales.— The house of the seven gables ; a 
romance.— The snow image, and other twice-told talen. 

Herbert,' Henry William. {Frank Forester.) 
Frank Forester's sporting scenes and charac- 
ters. Embracing *'The Warwick woodlands," 
**My shooting box," "The Qaorndon hounds," 
and " The deerstalkers." A new rev. and enl. 
ed. With a life of the author. Phil. Petersons. 
[1881.] 2v. 56+5-200+9-179 pp., 10 pis., 1 
port.; 173+13-198 pp., 7 pis., 1 port. 12° [79, 
448; 38.] ;37:4360.1-2 

Hillern, Wilhelmine von. Ernestine. A novel. 

From the German by S. Barinq-Goum). N. Y. 

W. S. Oottsherger. 1881. 2 v. (6+)349 pp.; (4+) 

363 pp. 16° [79,444; 38.] 37:4438.1-2 

• Note. Same as "Only a girl." 

La Rame, Louise de. {Ouida.) A village com- 
mune. A story. Phil. Lippincott. 1881. 
324 pp. 12° [79,292; 38.] 39:69 

Longfellow, Hemy Wadsworth. Hyperion ; a 
romance. Eev. ed. Bost. Houghton^ Osgood 
and Co. 1880. iv, 391 pp. 12° [78,879; 38.] 

38:1848 

Macdonald, George. Mary Marston. A novel. 

N. Y. Appleton. 1881. 467 pp. 12- [79, 

018; 38.] 38:2190 

Oliver, Marie. Old and new friends, or the story 
of Kuby's daughters. Bost. D. Lothrop. 
[1880.] 381 pp., frontis. 12° [79,854; 38.] 

38:."886 

Oliver. Marie. Euby Hamilton ; or, lights in the 

windows. Bost. D. Lothrop. [1880.] 376 pp., 

2 pis. 12° [79,285; 38.] 38:3887 

Perry, A. The schoolmaster's trial; or, old school 

and now. N. Y. Scribners. 1881. vi + 185 

pp. 12° [79,483; 38.] 38:4347 

Pinkerton, Allen. Bnchoiz and the detectives. 

:N. Y. Carleton. 1880. xv, 341 pp., 12 pis. 12° 

[78,878; 38.] 38:4545 



Ploughed under. The story of an Indian chief, 
tola by himself. With an introduction by 
Inshta Theamba (Bright Byes). N. Y. Ford/i, 
Hoxcard and Hulbert. 1881. 268 pp. 16° [79, 
853; 38.J 40:2501 

Porter, Mary W. Five little Southerners. Bost. 

Lothrop. [1880.] vi, 321 pp., 3 pis. 12° 
[79,284; 38.] 38:4664 

Rollins, Mrs. Ellen H. {E. H. Arr.) Old-time 

child-life. Phil. Lippincott. 1881 [188u]. 188 

pp. 16° [78,710; 38. J 39:633 

Saunders, John. The tempter behind. A tale. 

Bost. Lothrop. [1881.] (vi+)302 pp., frontis. 

12° [79,291; 38.] 39:1143 

Smart, Hawley. Belles and ringers. A nove- 
lette. Phil. Lippincott. 1881. vi+226 pp. 
12° [79,290; 38.] 39:1782 

Smith, -'Ifrs. Julie P. {Christ abel Goldsmith.) Peace 
Pelican, spinster; a love story. N. Y. Carle- 
ton. 1831. 396 pp. 12° [79,860; 38.] 39:1946 



Spielhagen, Friedrich. Lady Clara de Vere ; a 

story. N.Y. Appleton. 1881. 181 pp. 16° 
[79,855; 38.] (New handy- vol. ser. 67.) 39:2111 

Stoddard, William O. Dab Kinzer ; a story of a 

growing boy. N. Y. Scribners. 1881. vi+ 

321 pp. 16° [79,856; 38.] 39:2302 

Theuriet, Andre. All alone. A story. From 

the French. N. Y. Appleton. 1888. 156 pp. 

16° [79,031; 38.] (New handy-volume series.) 

39:2939 

Townsend, Virginia Frances. Lenox Dare. Bost. 

Lee and Shepard. 1881. 451 pp. 12° [79, 

438; 38.] 39:3111 

Verne, Jules. The steam house. Part 1. The 

demon of Cawnpore. Tr. from the French by 

A. D. Kingston. N. Y. Scribners. 1881. viii-f 

262 pp., 50 pis. 12° [79,289; 38.] 39:3714 

Zola, fimile. Therese Eaquin : a novel. Tr. 
from the French by John Stirling. Phil. 
Petersons. [1881.] (2+) 19-256 pp. sq. 16° 
[79,932; 38.] *40:1469 



Polygraphy. 

Adams, Charles Francis. An oration, delivered 

before the city council and citizens of Boston, 

July 4, 1843. Bost. 1843. 39 pp. 8° [52,908; 

38.] *B:291.11 

Alger, William Kounseville. The genius and 
posture of America. An oration delivered be- 
fore the citizens of Boston, July 4, 1857. With 
fireface and appendix. Bost. 1857. 60 pp. 8° 
52,908; 38.] *B:291.9 

Appleton, D. CycIopsBdia of commercial and 
business anecdotes, of merchants, bankers, mil- 
lionaires, bargain makers, etc., in all ages and 
countries. Ed. by Frazar Kirkland. N. Y. Ap- 
pleton. 1872. xxxvi+781 pp., 27 pis., illus. in text. 
8° [53,274; 38.] *34:117 



POLTGBAPHY. 



63 



POLTOEAPHT. 



Bacon, Francis, viscount St. Alba7i8. Works. Col- 
lecled and edited by James Speddino, Rob- 
ert Leslie Ellis, and Douglas Donon Heath. 
Lond. Longmans, 1857-9. 7 v. xxiv-f-844, 1 
port.; viii, 692 pp., frontis.; viii-j-836 pp., 1 facs.; 
viii-(-498pp.; X+G65 pp.; x(+ii)-f 764 pp., 1 port, 
vi+831 pp. 8^ [2,642-8; B8.] 34:638-44 

Qmfef^t: Vol. 1. Life ot the author; William Rawlkt.— Philo- 
BOphiCMl work^, Pt. 1. 

Vol9. 2-3. Philoflophicnl works. 

Vote. 4-5. TrAnt«lRtion.*« of the philoaophical works. 

Vols. 6-7. Literary and profpsBional works. 

Ballou, Maturin M. Pearls of thought. Bost. 

Houghton, Mifflin and Co. 1881. viii-f-284 pp. 

16^ [79,451; 38.] 33:357 

Brougham, John. Life, stories, and poems. Ed. 

by William Winter. Bost. J. B. Osgood. 

1881. X, 461 pp., 8 pis., 1 facs. 12° [79,264; 38.1 

34:751 

Contents: His autobiography— a fraxment. 2. A supplementary 
memoir; by Wm. WiNTia. 3. Brougham in his club life; by Noah 
Beookb. 4, Selections from his miscellaneous writings. 

Burns, Robert. Works, fed. by W. S. Douglas]. 

Edin. W. Paterson. 1879. Vol. 6. xix4-435 

pp., 3 pis., 1 facs. ms. 8° [74,896; 38.] *3I:507 

Omtents: Vol. 6. Prose : The Dumfries period, 1791-96. 

Cowley, Abraham. Works, consisting of those 
which were formerly printed, and those which 
ho designed for the press. Now published out of 
the author's original copies. With the Cutter of 
Coleraan-street. The 9. ed. To which are added 
some verses by the author, never before printed. 
Lond. H. Herringman. 1700. (32-h)94(+4) + 
56-f 1364-127(4-4)4-3+2 pp. P [3,235; 38.] 

*34:5019 

Oontenft; An account of the author's life and writings, by Thomas 
Sprat. — Elegia dedicatoria; ad illustrissimam academiam Canta- 
brigiaosem.— The preface of the author.— Miscellanies.— The mis- 
tren8;or, several copies of lore- verses.— Pind<»ric odes, written in 
imitation of the style and manner of the odes of Pindar.— Davideis, 
a sacred poem of the troubles of David. — A discourse by way of 
vision, concerning the government of Oliver Cromwell.— Several dis- 
courses by way or essays, in verse and prose.— The cutter of Cole- 
man street; a comedy. 

Curtis, George Ticknor. An oration delivered on 
the 4th of July, 1862, before the municipal au- 
thorities of the city of Boston. Bost. 1862. 46 
pp. 8° [52,908; 38.] *B:291.13 

Diderot, Denis. CEuvres completes. Revues sur 
les editions originales, comprenant co qui a ete 
public a diverses epoques et les manuscrits in- 
edits, conserves k la bibliotheque de I'ermitage. 
Notices, notes, table analytique; etude sur Diderot 
et le mouvement philosophique au xviii" siecle 
par J. AssezAT. Par. Oarnier freres. 1875-77. 
20 v. 8° [79,432; 38.] 56:3252.1-20 

Oonienfa: Vol. 1. Mfimoires pour servir & I'histoire de la vie et des 
ouvrages de Diderot par Mme. de Vandbul, sa fille.— Philosophie. 

Vols. 2-3. Philosophie. 

Vol. 4. Philosophie. — Romans, contes, critique litt^raire. 

Vols. 6-6. Romans, contes, critique litl^raire. 
. Vols. 7-ii. Th<^atre, critique dramatique. 

Vol. 9. Po6sies diverses.— Math^matiques.— Physiologic. 

Vols. 1(1-13. Beaux-arts. Vols. 1(M2. Art>« du dessin (salons^ — 
Musique : Lemons de clavecin et principes d'harmonie par M. Ba- 
MBTzaiEDER. Vol. 13. Miscellaiiea.— EncyclopMic; A— B. 

Vol. 14. Bncyclop^die; C— E. 

Vol.lft. EncyclopMie; F— Loglque. 

Vol.16. Encyclop^die; Loinaturelle— Q. 

Vol. 17. Encyclop6die; R— Z. — Voyages. — CEuvres diverses. 

Vol. 18. CEuvres diverses. — Correspondance : Lettres A Falconet. 
— Leitres & Mile. Volland. 

Vol. 19. Conre#pondance: Lettres ft Mile. Volland. — Lettres & 
I'AbM Lemonnier.— Lettres ft Mlle.Jodin.— Correspondance g^n^rale. 

Vol.20. Correspondaoc6g6o6rale.— Appendices.— Table g^ndrale 
ei analytique. 



Everett, Edward. Oration delivered before the 
city authorities of Boston, on the 4th of July, 
1860. Bost. 1860. 69 pp. 8** [52,908; 38.] 

*B:291.12 

Fredericic n., king of Prussia. CFJuvres posthumes. 

14 V. Ber. Q. G. J. and J. Robinson. 1789. 

12° [79,259; 38.] 56:3301-14 

Oonlenti: Vol. 1. Histoire de mon temps. 

Vols. 2-3. Histoire de la guerre de sopt ana. 

Vol. 4. M^moires de 176:*-75. 

Vol. 6. Dialogue ries morts. Pens^es sur la religion. Disserta- 
tion sur rinnocence des erreurs de I'esprit. CommentHire th^olo- 
gique sur B>*rbe-BI**ne. L'6cole du monde; com6di«». Avant-propos 
sur la Henriade de Voltaire. Tantale en proems; com^die. Portrait de 
M.de. Voltaire, 176G. 

Vols. 6-13. Correspondance. 

Vol. 14. Le Palladion. Odes, et Epttres. 

Harleian miscellany, The; or, a collection of 
scarce, curious, and entertaining pamphlets and 
tracts, as well in manuscript as in print, found in 
the late Earl of Oxford's library. Interspersed 
with historical, political and critical notes. With 
a table of contents and an alphabetical index. 
Lond. T. Osborne. 1744-6. 8 v. xvi-fviii+608 
pp.; xii-|-612 pp.; xii+.556 pp.; xii-|-572 pp.; xii 
+576 pp.; xii-f 584 pp.; xii-f 608 pp.; xii-f 612 pp. 
4 ° [43,915; 38.] *34:5001-8 

Johnson, A. J., publisher. New universal cyclo- 
paedia ; a scientific and popular treasury of use- 
ful knowledge. Illus. with maps, plans and 
engravings. Editors-in-chief: Frederick A. P. 
Barnard, Arnold Gutot. With numerous con- 
tributions from writers of distinguished eminence 
in every department of letters and science in the 
United States and in Europe. N. Y. A. J, John- 
son and Co. 1881. 4 v. in 8. 21 col. maps (12 
fold.), 1 cord pi., illus. in text. 4** [79,039; 38.] 

*||:2181.1t^ 

Cbnfen/<; Vol. 1. Pt. I. A— Cavalier. Pt. 2. Cavalry— Ezra. 
Vol.2. Pt. I. F— Herman. Pt. 2. Hermandad— Linhens. 
Vol. 3. Pt. I. Lichfield— Numerals. Pc. 2. Numeration— R. 
Vol. 4. Pt. 1. 8— Toda. Pt. 2. Todd— Zyra. Appendix. 

New Sydenham Society, Eeport presented to the 
twenty -second annual meeting of the, held at 
Cambridge, August 8, 1880. With classified list 
of published works and other information, n. t. p. 
101 pp. 8® [79,248; 38.] (New Sydenham Soc, 
Vol. 88.) In 46:76 

O'Brien, Fitz-James. Poems and stories. Col- 
lected and edited, with a sketch of the author, 
by William Winter. Bost. J. B. Osgood. 1881. 
lxii4-485 pp., 3 ports., 1 facs., illus. in text. 12° 
[79,440; 38.] 34:1796 

Parlcer, Edw. Griffin. The lesson of '76 to the 

men of '56. An oration delivered before the 

municipal authorities of the city of Boston, July 

4, 1856. Bost. 1856. 35 pp. 8° [52,908; 38.] 

*B:291.10 

Richardson, Charles F. The choice of books. 

N. Y. Amer. Book Exchange. 1881. 94 pp. 16° 

[79,491; 38.] 33:3488 

Oontenft: The motive of readlni;.— The freadins habit.— What 
books to read.- The best time to read.— Howr much to read.— Remem- 
bering what one reads.— The use of note-books.- The culfivation of 
taste. — Poetry. — The art of skipping. — The use of translations. — Hoir 
to read periodicals.— Reading aloud and reading clubs. — What books 
to own.— The use of public libraries.— The true seryice of reading. 



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POLTGRAPHY. 



Ruskin, John. Arrows of the chace; being a col- 
lection of scattered letters published chiefly in 
the daily newspapers, 1840-1880. And now ed- 
ited by an Oxford pupil. With preface by the 
author. N. Y. J. Wiley, 1881. 2 v. in 1. xvii 
4-fiii-r)205 pp., frontis., illustrated in text.; xv-f 
250 pp. 8« [79,271; 38.] 33:3537 

Cbntents : Vol. I. Chronological list of the letters.— letters on art ; 
Art criticism and art edticniionT— Public instituiionn and the Nationnl 
frallery.—Pre-Raphneliiism.— Turner.— Pictures and artij»ta.— .Archi- 
tepiure and the restoration. — Letters on science ; geological. — Mis- 
cellaneous. 

Vol. 2. Chronological list of the letters.— Letters on politics and 
war.— Letters on political economy. 

Sadi, Muslihu'ddln. Gulistan ; or, iu3se-garden, 
tr. for the first time into prose and verse, with 
an introductory preface, and a life of the author, 
from the Atish Kadah, by Edward B. Eastwick. 
2. ed. Bost. Osgood. 1880. xxiv(-f ii)-f 243 pp. 
12° [78,749; 38.'] 33:3547 

Sargent, ^rs, John T., editor. Sketches and 
reminiscences of the Eadical Club of Chest- 
nut street, Boston. Bost. Osgood. 1880. xii-f-418 
pp., 2 pis. 12° [78,720; 38.'] 33:3560 



Schiller, Johann Christoph Friedrich i^on. Sammt- 

liche Werke. Gratz. Kienreich. 1834. 19 v. 

16° [78,780; 38.] 56:1275-93 

OontenU: Vol. 1. Nachrichten von Sohiller'a Leben.— Gedichte 
aus der 1. und 2. Periode, 1780-89.— Melrische Uebersetzungen aud 
der ^. Periodts, 1792. 

Vol. 2. Gcdichto der 3. u. 4. Periode, 1795-1805. 

Vol. 3. Die Kauber.— Selb9tbenrtheilun« des SchauKpiela : Die 
Riluber. — Ueber dH» ^^^genwartige deutsche Theater. — Die Ver- 
schwdrung des Piesco zii GcniiA. — Die Sohaubflhne als einc morali- 
sche Anstalt betrachtet.— Ueber Egmont, Trauerj^niel von Goethe. — 
Schiller's Briefe an don Freiherrn Heribert von Daibcrg, l78l-»6. 

Vol. 4. Cabale iind Li*'be.— Don Carlos. 

Vol. 6. Briefe u»>er Don Carlos, 1788.— Ueber die TragOdie: Wal- 
lenstoin, 179".— Wnllen«tein, 1709. 

Vol. 6. Scenen aus den Phrjnisierinnen. 1789.— Ipliigenie in Aiilis, 
1789.— Der Men.schenfeind, 1790.— Ueber die TragMie Maria Stuart, 
1800.— Maria Stuart, 1801.— Fragment von Warbeck.— Plan des Tniu- 
erspiels: Die Maltheser. 

Vol. 7. Macbeth.— Demetrius.— Ueber die Trag«idie: .Tungfrnu von 
Orleans, 1801.— Die Jungfrau von Orleans, 1802.— Schiller an Schutz 
Ober Die Jungfrau von Orleans, 1802. 

Vol. 8. Die Braut von Messina, 180.T— Plan des Stuckos : Die 
Kinder des Haunes.— Die Huldigung der KOnste, 1804.— Wilhelm 
Tell, 1804.— Semele. 

Vol. 9. Turandot, 1804.— PhAdra, 1806.— Der Neffe aKt Onkel.— 
Parasit, 1807. 



Vol. 10. Kleine i 
Vol. 11. Kleine 
Vol.12. Kloino 
Vol. 1.3. Geschic 
Vol. 14. Geschic 



prosaiflche Schriften, Bd. 1., 1780-89. 

>ro»aiBoho Boluiften, lid. 2., 1790-96. 

iroKjiische Schriften, Bd. 3., 1795-1802. 

He des .TO-jslhrigen KrieKen, Thie. 1 u. 2. 

hte dc9 ."W-jahrigen Kricgos, Tlile. 3 u. 4, Fortges. 
von WoLTMANS, den westphalischen Frieden enhnltend. 

Vol. 16. Geschichte des Ablalls der Niederlande von der spani- 
schen Regierung, Thle. 1 u. 2. 

Vols. 16-19. Geschichte des Abfalls der Niederlande von der 
spanischen Regierung, Thle. :i-10. Fcrtges. von Carl Curtiis. 

Smiles, Samuel. Duty; with illustrations of 
courage, patience, and endurance. N. Y. Har- 
pers. 1881 [1880]. X, 412 pp. 12^ [78,718; 38.] 

33:3777 

Smith, Charles John, compiler and engraver. His- 
torical and literary curiosities, consisting of 
fac-similes of original documents, scenes of re- 
markable events and interesting localities; and 
the birth-places, residences, portraits, and monu- 
ments, of eminent literary characters ; with a 
variety of reliques and antiquities connected with 
the same subjects. Lond. Bohn. 1847. (ii+) 
viii-f 96 pp., 32 pis. (3 col'd, 2 col'd with facs.), 
61 facs. (5 fold, and 3 col'd), illus. in text. 4® 
[78,696; 38.] *A 



Smitll, J^ev. Sydney. Works, including his con- 
tributions to the 'Edinburgh review. Lond. 
Longmans. 1859. 2 v. x+367 pp.; vi+356 pp. 
12° [24,878; 38.] 34:1982-3 

Cbnfents: Vol. 1. Ur. Parr.— Or. Rennel.— John Bowles.— Dr 
Langford.— Public cliaraoters ot 1801, 1802.— Archdeacon Nares — 
—Matthew Lewis.— Necker's last view.«>.— Ausrralia.— Fiev^e's letters* 
on England.— Inland of Cevlon.—Delphine.— Thoughts on the resi- 
dence of the clergy. Catteau, Tftbleau des Etats danois.— Wit- 
man*a Travels.— Edgeworth on bullj^.— Account of Sierre Leone.— 
Trimmer and Lancaster.— Parnell and Ireland.— Travels from Pales- 
tine.— Methndism.-Indian missions.- Letter on the curate's salary 
bill.— Catholics.— Proceedings of the society lor the suppression of 
vice.— Methodism.— Hannah Moore.- Characters of Fox.— Observa- 
tions on the historical work of the Rt. Hon. Charles James Fox.— 
Professional education. — Female education. — Public t-chools. — Dia- 
turbances at Madras.-Toleration.— Charles Fox.— Bishop of Lin- 
coln's chnrve.— Letters written in a.Mahratta cnnip during the year 
1809.— Mad liiiHk<=»rs.— Madame d'Epinay.— America.— Game law*.— 
Botany Bay. — Chimnev sweepers.— Mission to Ashanteo.— America. — 
Poor laws. — Ireinnd*. — Anastnsius.— .^^pring guns.— Prisons.— Man 
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— Bentham on fallacles.—Waterton.— Granby.— Hamilton's method of 
teaching languages.— Counsel for prisoners.— Catholics.— Peter Plym- 
lev'.s letters.— The jtidge thnt smites contrary to the law : a sermon. 
—The lawyer that tempted Chri.«*t : a sermon.- Speech at a meeting 
of the clergy of Cleveland.— Speech on the catholic claims.— Speech 
at the Taunton reform meeting.— Speech at Taunton at a meeting to 
celebrate the accession o*" King William IV.— Speeijh at Taunton in 
18:U on the reform bill not being passed.— Speech respecting the re- 
form bill.— A letter to the electors upon the catholic question.— A 
sermon on the rules of christian charity. — Sermon on the duties of 
the queen.^A prayer.— Three letters to archdeacon Singleton.— Let- 
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Mackintosh.— The ballot.— Letter to Mr. Horner.— Letters on rsil- 
wnyi*.— Letters on American debts.— Modern changes.— A fragment 
on *the Roman catholic church.— Index. 

The same. 3 v. in I. Bost. PhillijySj Sampson and 
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34:1984 

Swina, I^avid. Club essays. Chic. Jansen,' Mc- 

Clurg and Go, 1881. 189 pp. 16° [79,450; 

38.] 33:3949 

Cbn^ea^*.- Augustine and his mother.- A Roman home.— Porlea- 
vous fran^ais ?— The history of love.— The greatest of the fine arts. 

Story, Joseph. Miscellaneous writings. Edited 
by his son, Williffm W. Story. Bost. C. C, 
Little and J, Brown, 1852. x(+ii)-f828pp. 8° 
[2,890; 38.J 34:2023 

Tangermann, Wilhelm. ( Victor Granella.) Aus 

zwei Welten. Wahrheit und Dichtung. Leip. 

Brorkhaus. 1871. xi+302 pp. 12° [38,614; 

38.] 56:2900 

Wagner, Carl. Lehren der Weisheit und Tugend 
in auserlesenen Fabeln, Erziihlungen, Liedern 
und Spruchen. 25., verm. u. verb. Aufl. Leip. 
E. Fleisher. 1869. xvi+356 pp. 12° [41,831; 
38.] 56:2950 

Ward, ^rs. H. O. The young lady's friend. 
With introduction. A new ed. Phil. Porter 
and Coates, (3+)6-375 pp. 12° [78,719; 38.] 

33:451 

Webb, Charles Henry. (John Paul.) Parodies. 
• Prose and verse. N. Y. G, W, Carleton. 1876. 
48+59+57+62 pp., illus. in text. 12° [53,3:^0; 
38.] 33:4287 

CbnfenU : 1. Liffith Lank— ''GrifBth Gaunt." 2. St. TwePmo— 
"St. Elmo." 3. A wicked woman. 4. Poems. 

Zelf, T. B., publisher. Condensed cyclopedia; an 
abridged library and universal reference book. 
With maps, illus., and pronunciation. By L. 
CoLANQE. Phil. T, E, ZelL 1880. viii (+ii)+ 
984 pp., 9 fold, and col'd maps, illus. in text. 
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History, etc. 



Philosophy. 

BasCOm, John. The scienco of mind. .N. Y: 
Putnams. 1881. xi+462 pp. 12^ [79,832; 39.] 

2:739 

Butler, Samuel. Unconscious memory ; a com- 
parison between the theory of Ewald Hcring 
and the " Philosophy of the unconscious " of Ed- 
ward von Hartmann; with translations from these 
authors, and preliminary chapters bearing on 
"Life and habit," "Evolution, old and now," and 
Charles Darwin's edition of Kra use's " Eras mas 
Darwin." Op. 6. Lond. D. Bogue, 1880. viii-f288 
pp. 12^ [79,715; 39.] 2:790 

Collins, J^v. W. Lucas. Butler. Phil. Lippin- 

cotL 1881. (6-f)177 pp., frontis. 16° [79, 

845; 39.] (Philos. classics for Engl, readers; W. 

Knight.) 2:52 

Leigh, Aston. The story of philosophy. Lond. 

Trubner. 1881. (10+)210 pp. 12° [79, 

692; 39.] 2:145 

MahafTy, John Pentland. Descartes. Phil. Lip- 

pincott 1881. vi+211 pp., frontis. 16° [79, 

819; 39.] (Philos. classics for Engl, readers; W. 

Knight.) 2:164 

Monck, W. H. S. Sir William Hamilton. N. Y. 
Putnam. 1881. vi(+ii)-|-192 pp. 12° [79, 
823; 39.] (English philosophers ; L Muller.) 

2:165 

History, Biography, Geography and Travels. 

Adamnan, abbot of lona. Life of Saint Columba, 
founder of Hy. Ed. by William Eeeves. 
Edin. Edmonston and Douglas. 1874. clxxxiv 
+386 pp., 1 map, 1 fold, geneal. tab. 8'' [79, 
797; 39.] (Historians of Scotland, 6.) 28:616.6 

NoU, Jo EDglUh and In Lallo. 

Adams, William H. Davenport. Eminent sol- 
diers. A series of biographical sketches of 
great military commanders, English and foreign. 
Lond. Routledge. [1880.] (6+)329 pp., 8 pis., 
illus. in text. 12** [79,733; 39.] 23:163 

OomtmU: Wallemiteln, duke of Frfedlaod.— Marshal Tiirenne.— 
John Churchill, duke of Marl borough. ^Arthur, duke of Wellington. 
—Napoleon, emperor of the French.— General Sir.Charlea Napier.— 
General Grant.— Field-marshal count Moltke. 

Anderson, Basmus B. Biographical sketch of 
Lyman C. Draper, LL. D., secretary of the 
State Historical Society of Wisconsin. From the 
"Illustrated history of Dane Co., Wisconsin." 
Cin. P. G, Thomson. 1881. 31 pp., frontis. 8° 
[79,816; 39.] 24:704 

Arnold, Wilhelm. Deutsche Urzeit. 3. Aufl. 

Gotha. Perthes. 1881. (8+)462 pp. 12° 
[80,126; 39.] |Q:112 

Augustine, Sister. See Lasaulx, Amelie von. 
Batten, Edmund Chisholm. The charters of the 
priory of Beauly. With notices of the priories 
of Pluscardine and Ardchattan and of the family 
of the founder, John Byset, [Edin.] Grampian 
Club, 1377. Jfi-f 336 pp., frontis. 8*^ [79,871; 
39.] 28:642 



Bent, J. Theodore. Genoa; how the republic 

rose and fell. Lond. C. K. Paul. 1881. xx-4- 

420 pp., 2 pis., illus. in text. 8® [79,686; 39.] 

26:2498 
Blackburn, Henry. The Pyrenees : a description 
of summer life at French watering places. 
New ed., rev. and corr. to 1880. With 100 illus- 
trations hy Gustavo Dore, and a new map of 
routes for travellers. Lond. S, IjOW. 1881. 
xiv+250 pp. 12° [79,755; 39.] 22:2028 

Boswell, James. Boswelliana: the common- 
place book. With a memoir and annotations 
by Charles Rogers, and introductory remarks by 
Lord Houghton. Lond. Grampian Club. 1874. 
xxiii+343 pp., 1 port., 1 facs. 8° [79,869; 39.] 

25:2057 
Brown, Robert. The countries of the world : 
being a popular description of the various con- 
tinents, islands, rivers, seas, and peoples of the 
globe. Lond. Cassell, Petter and Galpin. [1880.] 
5 V. viii-f 320 pp., 10 pis., full-page illus. in text 
each. 4° [79,726; 39.] *60:4044.1-5 

Browning, Meshach. Forty-four years of the 
life of a hunter; being reminiscences of a Ma- 
ryland hunter. Roughly written down by him- 
self Eov. and illus. by E. Stabler. Phil. Lip- 
pincott. 1876. 16-(-400 pp., 14 pis., illus. in text. 
12° [80,201; 39.] 23:2757 

Bryce, Jamos and Johnston, Keith. The library 
cyclopaedia of geography, descriptive, phys- 
ical, political and Historical, forming a new gaz- 
etteer of the world. New ed., rev. and enl. Lond. 
Collins. 1880. (9+)18-933 pp., illus. in text. 
8° [79,722; 39.] 60:350 

Buller, I^' James. New Zealand, past and 
present. Lond. Hodder and Stoughton. 1880. 
viii+202 pp., 8 pis., 1 fold. coFd map. 12° 
[79,695; 39.] 22:2589 

Burckhardt, Jakob. Die Zeit Constantin's des 
Grossen. 2. verb, und verm. Aufl. Leip. E. 
A. Seemann. 1880. vi(+ii)+456 pp. 12^ 
[80,123; 39.] 26:2213 

Burdo, Adolphe. The Niger and the Benueh. 

Travels in Central Africa. From the French 

by Mrs. George Sturgb. Lond. Bentley. 1880. vii-|- 

(ii-|-)277 pp., 12 pis. (3/old.) 12^ [79,720; 39.] 

21:857 

Burks, Sir Bernard. A genealogical history of 
the dormant, abeyant, forfeited, and extinct 
peerages of the British empire. New ed. Loud. 
Harrison. 1866. x+(ii+)6:^6 pp., 12 pis. 8*^ 
[79,718; 39.J *L 

Butler, Lt.-Col. W. F. Far out; rovings retold. 

Lond. W. Isbister. 1880. xxiv-f 386 pp. 12*^ 

[79,713; 39.] 21:274 

Carlyle, Thomas. Reminiscences. Ed. by James 

Anthony Froude. N. Y. Scribners. 1881. 

x+(ii-f )536 pp. 12^ [79,812; 39.] 24:62 

Carnota, Conde da. Memoirs of field-marshal 
the Duke de Saldanha, with selections from his 
correspondence. With portrait and maps. Lond. 
J. Murray. 1880. 2 v. xviii-{-469 pp., 1 port., 
2 maps (1 fold.); xii-f456 pp. 8** [79,712; 39.] 

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Day, Samuel PhiUips. Life and society in Ameri- 
ca. Lond. Newman, 1880. 2 v. viii+257 
pp., 1 port.; (4+)294 pp. 8° [79,729; 39.] 

21:2049.1-2 

DixiB, JJddy Florence. Across Patagonia. Lond. 

Beniley. 1880. xiiiH-(iii-f )250 pp., 12 pis. 

8° [79,683; 39.] 21:^882 

Documents relative to the reception at Edinburgh 

of the kings and queens of Scotland. A. d. 

1561-A. D. 1650. Edin. [M. Anderson.] 1822. 

viii|124pp. 4^ [79,777; 39.] *28:3142 

Duntzer, Heinrich. Schiller's Leben. Leip. Fucs. 

1881. xiv+558 pp., 2 pis., 4 facs. (3 fold.), il- 

lus. in text. 12° [80,124; 39.] 25:876 

EbsrS, (rcorg. Durch Gosen zum Sinai. Aus 
dem Wanderbuche und der Bibliothek. Mit 
einer Ansicht des Serbal und des St. Eatharinen- 
klostcrs vora Sinai. Leip. Engelmann. 1872. 
xvi+608 pp., 2 pis., 2 fold, maps (1 col'd), iilus. 
in text. 8° [80,100; 39.] 21:957 

Eberty, Felix. Lord Byron. Ein Lebensbild. 

2. AuBg. Mil Lord Byron*s Bildniss. Leip. 

Hirzel 1879. 2 v. in 1. viii+293 pp., frontis.; 

iv-f.288 pp. 12° [80,110; 39.] 23:2866 

Farley, J- l'© wis. New Bulgaria. Lond. Neicman. 
1880. (4+)63 pp. 12° [79,749; 39.] 28:^822 

Ferris. George T. Great singers : second series. 

Malibran to Titiens. N. i. Appleton, 1881. 

248 pp. 16*^ [79,848; 39.] (New handy-volume 

series.) 23:646 

Fitzgerald, Percy. The life of George IV., in- 
cluding his letters and opinions, with a view of 
the men, manners and politics of his reign. N. Y. 
Harpers, 1881. 921 pp., 5 pis. 12° [80,081; 
39.] 24:1266 

Forbes, Alexander Penrose, editor. Lives of S. 
Ninian and S. Kentigern. Compiled in the 12. 
century. Ed. from the best mss. Edin. Edmon- 
ston and Douglas, 1874. 12+cv-f 380 pp. 8° 
[79,797; 39.] (Historians of Scotland. 5.) 

28:616.5 

NoU, The life of Sc. Nloian whs written by Ailrkd, iibbot of 
RievBUx; and the Hie of St. KeoticrerD. by Jocklikvs, a monk of Fur* 
ne»fi. Both are giyen Id Lfttin ana in English, with introduction and 
notes in both languages. 

Forde, Gertrude. A lady's tour in Corsica. Lond. 

Bentley. 1880. 2 v. (ii+)iv+263 pp.; iv+ 

272 pp. 12^ [79,742; 39.] 2^:2081.1-2 

Fordun, Johannes de. Chronica gentis Scotorum. 
Ed. by William P. Skbne. Edin. JSdmonston 
and Douglas. 1871. liv+452 pp., 1 facs. 8° 
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Fordun, Johannes de. Chronicle of the Scottish 
nation. Tr. from the Latin text by Felix J. fl. 
Skbne. Ed. by William F. Skene. Edin. Ed- 
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4.) 28:616.4 

Foster, Joseph, compiler. The peerage, baronet- 
ago, and knightage, of the British empire for 
1880. Lond. Compiler, [1880.] (iv+)lxxviii+ 
709(+4)+xix+714 pp., ilTus in text. 8° 
[75,655; 39.] *L 



Franklin and Pickaway counties, Ohio, History 
of, with illustrations and biographical sketches 
of some of the prominent men and })ioncers. 
1796. [Cleve.] Williams Bros. 1880. 592 pp., 
161 pis., 2 col'd maps, illus. in text. sq. f ° 
[79,883; 39.] *30:3238 

Frederic II., Arm^ of Prussia, Politische Corres- 
pondcnz Friedrich's des Grossen. Bor. Duncker, 
1879-80. 5 V. xvi-f 472 pp.; (6+)530 pp.; (6-f ) 
404 pp.; (6-f) 414 pp.; (6+)584 pp. 8° [79,602; 
39.] 28:1475.1-5 



Oonienfs 



Vol. 1. 1740-41. 
Vol. 2. 1742-43. 
Vol. 3. 1744. 
Vol. 4. 1715. 



Vol. 6. 1746-47. 

Frost, John. Popular history of the United 
States. Continued to the inauguration of Gen. 
Garfield, by John G. Shea. N. Y. R. Worthing- 
ton, 1881. 503 pp., 14 pis., illus. in text. 12° 
[80,300; 39.] 29:1529 

Gallenga, Antonio. South America. 2. ed. Lond. 

Chapman and Hall. 1881. xi+400 pp., 1 fold. 

map. 8° [79,702; 39.] 21:2898 

Geddle, John. The lake regions of central Af- 
rica. A record of modern discovery. Lond. 
T, Nelson, 1881. vi, 275 pp., 32 pis. (8 fold.), 1 
fold. map. 12° [79,754; 39.] 21:980 

Geikie. Cunningham. The backwoods of Canada. 

4. ed. Lond. Partridge, 1881. x+405 pp., 

frontis. 16° [79,762; 39.] 21:1768 

NoU. Originally publii«hod as *'Ufe in the woods ; a true story 
of the Oanndian bush." 

Godkin, <j. S. Life of Victor Emmanuel IL, 

first King of Italy. New ed. Lond. Macmillan. 

1880. xxii+380pp. 12° [79,748; 39.] 25:1392 

Goldsmid, Sir F. J. James Outram. A biogra- 
phy. 2. ed. Lond. Smith, Elder and Co, 1881. 

2 V. xxii-|-429 pp., 1 port,, 5 maps; viii+449pp., 

3 pis., 3 maps (1 fold.), 1 fold. facs. 8° [79,759; 
39.] 25:342.1-2 

Gross, Samuel D. John Hunter and his pupils. 

Phil. Blakiston, 1881. 106 pp., frontis. 8° 

[79,864; 39.] 24:1807 

Headley, Joel Tyler. Mountain adventures in 
various parts of the world. Selected from the 
narratives of celebrated travellers. N. Y. Scribner. 
1872. vi+356 pp., 26 pis., illus. in text 16° 
[80,199; 39.] 21:456 

Herris, Edward. Memoir of the public life of thert. 
hon. John Charles Herris in the reigns of George 
III., George IV., William IV., and Victoria. With 
an introduction by Sir Charles Hsrris. Lond. 
J, Murray. 1880. 2 v. (23+)279 pp.; (6+) 
303 pp. 8° [79,747; 39.] 24:1682.1-2 

HerSChei, Caroline. Memoiren und Briefwechsel. 
(1750-1848.) Herausgeg. von Frau John Her- 
SGHEii. Aus dem Englischen von A. Sgheibb. 
Mit Caroline Herschers Portrait. Ber. W, Hertz, 
1877. (4+)364 pp., frontis. 12° [80,107; 39.] 

24:1659 

Hill, Sir Rowland and George Birkbeck. The 
life of Sir Eowland Hill, and the history of 
penny postage. Lond. T, De La Hue. 1880. 
2 V. xxii(-fii)+543 pp., 5 pis., 1 facs.; ix+ 
(iii+)516 pp. 8° [79,731; 39.] 24:1684.1-2 



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History, btc. 



Hunter, William. Biggar, and the bouse of Fle- 
ming. An account of the Eiggar district, 
archseological, historical, and biographical. 2. ed. 
Edin. W. Faterson. 1867. xii+623 pp., 7 pis., 
illus. in text. 8° [79,763; 39.] 28:725 

InnBS, Cosmo. Sketches of early Scotch history 

and social progress. Edin. Edmonston and 

Douglas, 1861. xx+624 pp. 8° [79,737; 39.] 

28:73(5 

OmtenU : Church organisation. The university. Home life. 

InneS, Thomas. A critical essay on the ancient 
inhabitants of the northern parts of Britain or 
Scotland. Containing an account of the Komans, of 
theBritaius betwixt the walls, of the Caledonians 
or Picts, and particularly of the Scots. With an ap- 
pendix of ancient manuscript pieces, llepr. from 
the orig. ed. publ. in 1729. With a memoir by 
George Grub. Edin. Win. Faterson. 1879. 
xxx+440 pp., 1 fold, genealog. tab. 8° [79,797; 
39.] (Historians of Scotland. 8.) 28:616.8 

Johannes de Fordun. See Fordun, Johannes de. 
Jones-Parry, Capt S. II. See Parry, Capt s. H. 

Jones. 

Laing, Henry. Supplemental descriptive cata- 
logue of ancient Scottish seals, royal, baronial, 
ecclesiastical, and municipal; embracing the pe- 
riod from a. D. 1150 to the 18. century; taken 
from original charters and other deeds preserved 
in public and private archives. Edin. Edmonston 
and Douglas. 1866. xxvii+237 pp., 15 pis., 
illus. in text. 4° [79,793; 39.] *A 

LamSOn, Mary Swift. Life and "education of 

Laura Dewey Bridgman, the deaf, dumb, and 

blind girl. Bost. Houghton, Mifflin and Co. 1881. 

xl-l-373 pp., 2 ports., 3 facs. 12° [80,083; 39.] 

23:2717 

Larrance, Isaac. Ohio map by figures, with a 
key to space. The figures of which (key) show 
the locations of the counties and post-officcB in a 
moment, without a map, by being placed between 
the names of the post-offices and the counties. 
Plainvillo. 1880. (44-)14(-f 5) pp. 16° [78, 
890; 39.] *L 

Lasaulx, Amalle von. Sister Augastine, superior 
of .the Sisters of Charity at the St. Johannis 
hospital at Bonn. Authorized translation from 
the German " Memorials of Amalie von Lasaulx" 
[by Augustus J. C. Harb.] Lond. O. K. Faul. 
1880. xiv(-f ii)-f 338 pp., frontis. 12° [79,753; 
39.] 24:2130 

Laurent, Fran90is. £tudes sur rhistoire de 

rhumanite. Par. C. Marpon et E. Flammarion. 

1863-80. 18 V. 8° [79,776; 39.] 10:516.1-18 

QmUnta: Vol.1. L'Orient. 

Vol. 2. La Gr&ce. 

Vol. 3. Rome. 

Vol. 4. JjO chrisiianisme. 

Vol. 6. Los barbaros et le catholicisine. 

Vol. 6. La papaut6 et Tempi re. 

Vol. 7. La f6odalit6 et I'^giise. 

Vol. 8. La r6torme. 

Vol. 9. Les guerres de religion. 

Vol. 10. Lea nationalit^s. 

Vol. 11. La politique royale. 

Vol. 12. La philoaophio du 18o si^de.et lechristianisme. 

Vols. 13-14. La revolution fran^ise.* 

Vol. 16. L'empire. 

Vol. 16. La reaction religieuse. 

Vol. 17. Le catholtcisme et la roli((ion de l*ATenir. 

Vol* 18? liB pbilosophie de rhistoiret 



Lodge, Henry Cabot. A short history of the 

English colonies in America. N. Y. Harpers. 

1881. viii+560 pp., 1 fold, and col'd map. 8° 

[80,328; 39.] 29:304 

M'Kerlie, P- H. History of the lands and their 
owners in Galloway. Illus. by woodcuts of not- 
able places and objects. With a historical sketch 
of the district. Edin. W. Faterson. 1870-79. 
5v. (iv+)viii4-530 pp., illus.; xiv(+ii)+508 
pp., illus.; xx+508 pp., illus.; xii-t-482 pp., illus.; 
(^ii-|_)ix(-|-iii)-f457 pp., illus. 12° [79,670; 39.] 

*28:756.l-5 

Marwick, James D., editor. Eecords of the con- 
vention of the royal burghs of Scotland, with 
extracts from other records relating to the 
affairs of the burghs of Scotland. Edin. W. 
Faterson. 1866-80. 4 v. xliii+564 pp.; xlviii+ 
600 pp.; xiv-|-706 pp.; xvii + 667 pp. 8° [79, 
767; 39.] *28:621.1-4 

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Contents: Vol. 1. 121*5-1697. 
Vol. 2. I.VJ7-16I4. 
Vol.3. 16l6-7fi. 
Vol. 4. 1677-1711. 

Melun, Armandy vicomte de. Life of Sister Rosalie, 
of the order of Charity. A work crowned by 
the French academy. Tr. by F. T. Porter. 
Dublin. 31. H. Gill. 1880. (4+)240 pp. 16*> 
[79,7:i9; 39.] 25:636 

MendelSSOhn-Bartholdy, Felix. Briefe aus den 

Jahren 1830 bis 1847. Leip. H. Mendelssohn. 

1869-75. 2v. vii4-373pp.; xiii(+iii)+507 pp. 

12° [80,028; 39.] 25:2244.1-2 

Qmtcnts: Vol. 1. Reisobriefe Aiiadon Jahren 1830 bis 1832. Iler- 
aUMg. von PauI Memdiluoiim-Babtholdy. 8. Aufl. 

Vol. 2. Briefe bus deu Jahren 1833 bis 1847. Heran9g. von Paul 

MBMDBI.8f(OllM-nAETllOLDT Und Garl MBNDKI.8.SQHN-BABTIiOLDy. G. 

verm. Aufl. 

Menzies, Sutherland. Tarkey old and new : his- 
torical, geographical and statistical. Lond. 
W. H. Allen. 1880. 2 v. xi+409 pp., 8 pis., illus.; 
ix+(ii-[-)445 pp., 4 pis., 1 fold. col. map, illus. in 
text. 8° [79,741; 39.] 28:2869.1-2 

Moilett, John W. Sir David Wilkie. N. Y. 
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Nimmo, William. The history of Stirlingshire. 
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Oliphant, Laurence. The land of Gilead, with 

excursions in the Lebanon. N.Y. Appleton, 

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Parry, Capt. S. H. Jones. My journey round the 
world, via Ceylon, New Zealand, Australia, 
Torres straits, China, Japan, and the United States. 
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Reed, Sir Edward J. Japan : its history, tra- 
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Renick, William. Memoirs, correspondence and 
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Rogers, ^^y. Charles, editor. Historical notices 
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Rogers, J^ev. Charles, editor. Rental book of the 
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Rogers, -B^- Charles, editor. Three Scottish re- 
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Saintsbury, George. Dryden. N. Y. Harpers. 

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men of letters; J. Morley.) 24:725 

Sdtchel guide for the vacation tourist in Europe. 
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Schaab, Carl Anton. Die Geschichte der Erfin- 
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matiscb aus den Qnelien bearbeitot, mit mehr als 
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welche die Genealogie Guttenberg's, Faust's und 
Schoffer's in ein neues Licht stellen. Mainz. 
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Scot, Sir John, of Scotstarvet, The staggering 
state of Scottish statesmen from 1550 to 1650. 
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Scotland, The historians of. Edin. Edmonston 
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Oontmts : Vol. 1. JohaDTiAs de Fordttn's Chronica gentis Scotorura. 
Ed. by William F. Skbnk. 

VoIh. 2, s, 9. Androw of Wyntottn's Orygyoale cronykil of Scotland. 
R<1. by David Laino. 

Vol. 4. Johnnnes de Fordun's Chronicle of the Scottish nation. Tr. 
by F. J. H. Skknk; od. by W. F. Skkne. 

Vol. 5. The life of S. Ninian. by Ailred, abbot of Rievaux; The 
life of S. Kontigern, by JoceUnus* a monk of Fumess. Kd. by Alexander 
Penrose FoRers. 

Vol. fi. Life of Saint Columba, by Adamnan, ahbot of lona. Ed. 
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Vol. 7. Liber Pluspardcnsis. Ed. by Felix J. H. SaKwa. 

Vol. 8. A crilicul e'tsay on the ancient inhabitants of the north- 
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UMcript pieces. Bv Thoma«< Innet. 

Vni. 10. 'J'he book of Pluscardcn. Ed. by Felix J. H. Skkhb. 

SBebohm, Henr3\ Siberia in Europe: a visit to 
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Skene, William F. Celtic Scotland ; a history 
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Cuntentt: Vol.1. History and ethnology. 
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Vol. .I. Land and people. 

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Thayer, William M. A youth's history of the 

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OonienU: Vol. 1. Die ulteren Land- n. Seereisen bis atir Auffln- 
dun;; der Seewege nach Amerika und Indien. 

Vol. 2. Entdc(;kungen und geographioch bedentsame Untemeh- 
mnngen noch Auffinduug der neuen Welt bis zur Qegenwart. 

Trollope, Mrs. Frances. Belgium and western 
Germany in 1833; including visits to Baden- 
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Warren, Elizabeth. Savonarola, the Florentine 

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Wilson, William. Memoriala of Kobert Smith 
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WinSOr, Justin, editor. The memorial history of 
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CbntenU : Vol. 1. The e^rly nnd colonial periods. 
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Wyntown, Andrew. The orygynale cronykil of 
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of David Macpherson^s edition ol 1796. 



Political, Social and Domestic Economy, Law, 

Commerce, etc. 

Black book, The ; or, corruption unmasked ! Be- 
ing an account of places, pensions, and sine- 
cures, the revenues of the clergy and landed 
aristocracy ; the salaries and emoluments in 
courts of justice and the police department; the 
expenditure of the civil list; the amount and ap- 
plication of the droits of the crown and admiralty ; 
the robbery of charitable foundations; the profits 
of the bank of England, arising from the issue of 
its notes, balances of public money, management 
of the borough debt, and other sources of emolu- 
ment; the debt, revenue, and influence of the 
East India Company ; the state of the finances, 
debt, and sinking fund. To which are added 
correct lists of both houses of Parliament (from 
1819 to the present time), showing their family 
connections, parliamentary influence, the places 
and pensions held by themselves or relations. 
With a supplement and appendix. The whole 
forming a complete exposition of the cost, in- 
fluence, patronage, and corruption of the borough 
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Browne, Phillis. What girls can do; a book for 
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Campbell, Helen. The easiest way in house- 
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DesessartS, I^icolas-Toussaint Lemotne, called, 
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Kidder, Charles Holland, editor. Hurley's United 
States centennial gazetteer and guide. 1876. 
Containing plans of the centennial buidings and 
grounds of the international exhibition of the 
United States in 1876, and the classification into 
groups and departments of the yarious articles 
for exhibition; historical sketch of the United 
States, general information relative to the typog- 
raphy, physical geography, resources and pros- 
pects, products of the soil and climate and the 
mines, and census and statistics of the United 
States. Sketches of progress during the past 
century in arts, manufactures, literature, educa- 
tion, inventions, railroad facilities and steam 
navigation, etc., and articles on the press, the 
government and laws, and other matters of inter- 
est to both citizens and visitors from foreign 
countries. A general, descriptive and statistical 
account of the business of the United States at 
the present time; together with some of the 
principal and prominent business houses in the 
various branches of trade and manufacture as 
herein represented. Properly indexed, classified 
and arranged under the personal supervision of 
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Lewis, Francis A. Law relating to stocks, bonds, 
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l.|.. [5,2 IH.] 52:791! 

Rosenthal, I- (iencml phywiology of muscles 

:iini iicrvoB. a. Y. Apph-ton. 1881, xv f 
'- I pp., illus. ill text, lli" [80,140; 39.1 (liiteni. 
■ ioiit. ser. m.) 45:945 

Ruskin, John. Notes on Samuel Ptoiit and Wil- 

lium Hunt. llliiHlratcd by a loan collection of 
ilrawingB cxhibite<l at tho Fiiio Art Society 'h gul- 
luriee, 148 New Bond Btreet. [Lond,] I871MS0. 
108 pp. 12" [75,848; 3ft.] *A 

Schwendener, 8. Ana der GoBcbichto dor Gul- 

tar|iflan£en. Baa. Scfiwi!iiflia}iser. 1872. B7 
pp. 12" [58,9ati; 3».] (Ooffei.tl. VortrOffo. gcli. 
in dorScbweiz; I, 10.) Jii4|:22l5 

SeoresbV' Jackson, U- i^ •%« Jackson, n K. 

Se oreabv. 
Semper, Karl. Animal life as ntri^ctcd )iy tlie 

iijitiii'al conditions of oxiHlcnw. With 1' 'mups, 
and IGII woodcuts. N. Y, Applelort. ISKI. xvr 
-172 pp. 12° r7!f,817; liU.] (Jntoj'n. seicnt. k.t., 

SO.) 44.1,;, 

Shaler, Nathaniel Houthgate (ircy Davis, Williuni 
Morris. Illualratione of llic earth's tuiirliic.'. 
nioQiera. Boat. J. It. Owood. IHSI. vi 1 i:ii; 
pp.. 24plB.. 1 map. "~ ^ ' ' ' 
Simqnte, liouia Li 

minoBaud minora 
-(«toof Britiabro 




r SCIRNCR, ETC. 

StSVOnSOn, Bavid. Sketch of tho civil engineer- 

iiig of North America. 2. od. Lond. J. Weale. 

185ft. (ii+)x(+iij+2l8 pp., 11 pis. (7 fold.), 

illuH. in text. Ki" [99;i; 39.] 52:U0 

Swindell, John (loorgo. Rndimcntary troatiao 

on welldigging, boring, and iminp-work. 3.cd., 

rev. by G. \l. Bornell. Lond. ./. Weale. 1864. 

xi-fl07 pp., illus. in text. IH" [ft33; 39.] 52:977 

Taylor, Klias. The amateur mechanic's worlt- 

fliop; a truatiHo coniainiiig plain aiid conciao 
directions for the manipulation of wood and 
metals, including casting, forging, bracing, solder- 
ing, and carpentry. Lond. Triibnrr. 1870. 
fii |-)i'f+i') !-'■*« I>1>-. 3 pla. (2 fold.), ill.ia. in 
text. 8' [22,220; 39.] 52:1159 

ThonipSOn, llenry. Clinical lectures and caaoa, 
with commentaries. Lond. Churchill. 1880. 
xH-197 pp., 8 pla. (I fold.) 8" r79,(>77; :i9.] 

46:105^ 

Timbs, John. Tho illustrated book of wondora, 
events, and discoveries, with continuation ; On 
ragged schools, or, groat results from small begin- 
nings, and tho overland route to India, furnished 
by the secretaries of the societies. New od. 
Lond. Dmh. [IHGI.] (ii-i-)2><7 pp., 10 pis. 16" 
[24,ai6; ;i9.] 52:1418 

Timbs, John. Slorica of invontora and diacover- 

era in aciiinoo and the uaefal arts; a book for 

old aud yonng. Illus. N. Y. Harpers. 1860. 

473 pp. Vi" [llj,684; 39.] 52;H19 

Timbs, John. Wonderful invention^: from the 
mariner's compaaa to tho electric tt-legraph 
cable. With numerous engravings. Lund. Rfmt- 
h'<lge. 1868. xvi f 400 pp., 4 pla., iiluB. in text. 
12= [25,842; :{9.] 52:1420 

Omlenli : Tho miiriixT'i aflmFwrn.— Liglithiiueo und lifebnatl..- 



iw.lifihtina-— Artfi 

'psculix: Tl>e muu 
iph atiis at 18i»._ 



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!leg™|>hy.--Tlie 



--Tho 



Tomlinson, Charles. Uudimentary treatise on 
the construction of door locka, for oommer- 

< ial and domestic pur poaua. 2. issue. With [John] 

Siiiytli'a letter on tho Itramah locka. Lond. J. 

\y,-ale. 1858-59. vi(-} ii)-J-174 pp., illua. in text. 

1(1° [971;39.]. (Weale's rudimentary aeries, S3**) 
52:1583 

The same. With a description of J. Boverloy 

Fonby's patent locks, and a note upon iron 

By Kobert Mallbt. [1868.] vi(-f ii)-|- 



safet 
213 pp. 



[:y,4i4.] 



52:ir.83.b 



Tomlinson, Charles. A rudimentary treatise on 
warming and ventilation; being a concise ox- 
position of tho general principles of the art of 
warming and ventilating domestic and public 
imildiiiga, mines, lighthouses, ahipB, etc. With 
an appendix, bringing tho subject down to tho 
present time. Lond. J. Weale. 1858. vi(-|-ii) 
-1-287 pp., illus. in text 16" [952; 39.] 52:989 



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Overmarii Frodorick. The raannfacture of iron, 
in all ito varions brancheH. Including a de- 
scription of wood-cutting, coal -digging, and the 
burning of charcoal and coke; the digging and 
roasting of iron ore ; the building and manage- 
ment of blast furnaces, working by charcoal, coke, 
or anthracite ; the refining of iron, and the con- 
version of the crude into wrought iron by char- 
coal forges and puddling furnaces. Also, a de- 
scription of forge hammers, rolling mills, blast 
machines, hot blast, etc. To which is added an 
essay on the manufacture of steel. 2. ed. Phil. 
H, a Baird. 1861. xv, 492 pp., illus. in text. 8° 
[26; 39.] 25:496 

Uverman, Frederick. The manufacture of steel: 
containing the practice and principles of work- 
ing and making steel. A hand-hook for black- 
smiths and workers in steel and iron, wagon- 
makers, die-sinkers, cutlers, and manufacturers 
of files and hardware, of steel and iron, and for 
men of science and art. Phil. A. Hart. 1851. 
xi, 226 pp., illus. in text. 16° |i>,114; 39.] 

52:497 
Overman, Frederick. Mechanics for the mill- 
wright, machinist, engineer, civil engineer, 
architect and student. Containing a clear ele- 
mentary exposition of the principles and practice 
of building machines. Phil. Lippincoft. 1851. 
420 pp., illus. in text. 12° [15,573; 39.] 52:1383 

The same. Phil. Clnxfon, Jienvien and Iliiffelfin- 
ger. 18(i9. [29,176.] 52:1384 

Overman, Frederick. Practical mineralogy, as- 
saying and mining; with a description of the 

useful minerals, and instructions for asnaying and 

mining according to the simplest methods. 2. ed. 

Phil. Lindsay and Blakiston, 1854. x, 230 pp. 

16° [5,979; 39.] 52:499 

Overman, Frederick. A treatise on metallurgy; 
comprising mining, and general and particular 
metallurgical o[)erations, with a description of 
charcoal, coke, and anthracite furnaces, blast 
machines, hot blast, forge hammers, rolling mills, 
etc., etc. 2. ed. N. Y. Appkton. 1854. (ii^-) 
xvi, 720 pp., illus. in text. 8° [197; 39.] 52:498 

Peake, James. Rudiments of naval architecture; 
or, an exposition of the elementiiry principles 
of the science and their practical application to 
naval construction; compiled for the use of be- 
ginners. 2. ed., corr. Lond. J. Weak. 1859. 
viii+i:^2 pp., 6 fold. pis. 12° [948; 39.] 52:901 

Peake, James. Eudiments of naval architecture; 

or, an exposition of the practical j>rinciples of 
the science in its application to naval construc- 
tion. Compiled for the use of beginners. New 
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pis. (10 fold.), illus. in text. 12° [948; 39.] 

In 52:901 
Percy, John. Traite complet de metal lurgie. 

Traauit sous les auspices de Tauteur, avec in- 
troduction, notes et append ice par R. Petitgand 
etA. JioNNA. Par. NoNet et Baudry. 1864-67. 
5 V. xv-fccliv I 556 pp.; xvi-|-610 pp.; xv-|-688 
pp., 14 fold, pis.; (iv4 )xxviii+675 pp., 47 pis. 
(38 foldO; xiv-[-564 pp., illus. in text. 8° [26, 
759; 39.] *52:513-17 



Personal recollections of English engineers, and 
of the introduction of the railway system into 
the United kingdom. By a civil engineer. Lond. 
H odder and St ought on, 1868. xvi -f 432 pp. 8° 
[36,918; :^9.] 52:22 

Pitt, John.~ Uow to brew good beer. A complete 
guide to the art of brewing ale, hitter ale, table- 
ale, brown stout, porter, and table-beer. To 
which are add«^d practical instructions for making 
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pp., illus. in text. 16° [25,064; 39.] 52:1488 

Potter, Alonzo. The principles of science ap- 
plied to the domestic and mecrhanic arts, and to 
manufactures and agriculture; with reflections 
on the progress of the arts, and their influence 
on national welfare. Rev. ed. N. Y. Harpers, 
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52:1395 

Prldeaux, T. Symt-s. On economy of fuel, par- 
ticularly with reference to reverberatory fur- 
naces for the mnnufhcture of iron, and to steam 
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Proteaux, A. Practical guide for the manufac- 
ture of paper and boards. With additions by 
L. S. LkNokmand. Tr. from the French with 
notes by Horatio Paine. To which is added a 
chajUer on the manufacture of paper from wood 
in the United States. By Henry T. Brown. 
Illus. by plates, containing drsiwings of new ma- 
terials, machinery, plans of paper mills, etc. 
Phil. H. a Baird, 1866. xii, 292 pp., 6 pis. 
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Puissant, Louis. Traite de geodesie, ou exposi- 
tion des methodes trigonometriques et astro- 
nomiques, applicable soit a la menure de la terre, 
soit a la confection des canevas des cartes et des 
plans topograph iques. 2. od. Par. Gourcier, 
1819. 2 V. xx-l :576(+32) pp., 11 fold, pis.; viii-f 
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*52: 163-4 

Rammelsberg, Carl FriedHch. Lehrbuch der 

chemischen Metal lurgie. Ber. C. G, Laderltz, 

1850. viii-l 376 pp. 8° [15,767; 39.] 52:539 

Rankine, William John Macqnorn. A manual of 

the steam engine and other prime movers. 

Lond. R. Griffin. 1859. xxxii-|-575 pp., illus. 

in text. 16° [479; 39.] 52:790 

Rankine, William John Macquorn. A manual of 

machinery and millwork. With numerous 

diagrams. Lond. (\ Griffin. 1869, xvi 4-588 

pp., illus. in text. 12° [24,828; 39.] 52:653 

Ranney, Ambrose L., editor. Anatomical plates 
arranged as a companion volume for " The es- 
sentials of anatomy " by William Darling and 
A. L. Kanney, and for all works u|)on descriptive 
anatomy, comprising 439 designs on steel by Prof. 
J. I^. Masse, and numerous diagrammatic cuts 
selected or designed by the editor, together with 
explanatory letter-press. N. Y. Puinams. 1881. 
(10) pp., 68 pis. 8° [80,138; 39.] *45:290.2 



SCISNGE, ETC. 



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Rennie, Creorge, editor. Practical examples of 
modern tools and machines; by Messrs. Maclea 
and March, of Leeds; MeRsrs. Whitworth and Co., 
of Manchester; and Mesi&rs. Carmichael, of Dun- 
dee. Being supplementary to the edition of Bu- 
chanan on mill work and other machinery. Lond. 
J. WcMle. 18-12, 27 pp., 18 fold. pis. 8° 
[23,915; 39.] 52:617 

Renwick, James. Treatise on the steam engine. 

N, Y. Carvill. 1830. viii, 328 pp., 9. fold. ])ls. 

illus in text. 8<* [48,17<J; 39.J 52:794 

The same. 2. ed., rev. and enl. 18:>9. x f 32fl 
pp. [5,2 13.] 52:793 

Rosenthal, I. Cioncral physiology of muscles 

and nerves. K. Y. Applfton. 1881. xv J- 

324 pp., illus. in text. 12° [80,140; 39.] (Intern. 

scient. ser. 32.) 45:945 

Ruskin, John. Notes on Samuel Prout and Wil- 
liam Hunt. Illustrated by a loan collection of 
drawings exhibited at the Fine Art Society's gal- 
leries, 148 New Bond street. [Lond.] 1879-80. 
108 pp. 12° [75.848; :^9.] *A 

Schwendener, S. Aus dor Geschichte der Cul- 

turpflanzen. Btis. SchwmfJiayser. 1872. ()7 

pp. 12° [58,9::J6; :39.] (Oeff«intl. Vortriige, geh. 

in der Schweiz; I, 10.; In 41:2215 

Scoresby-Jackson, K. E. See Jackson, r^. £. 

Scores by. 

Samper, Karl. Animal life as aifected by the 
natural conditions of existence. With 2 maps, 
and 160 woodcuts. N. Y. Appleton. 1881. xvi 
472 pp. 12° [79,817; 39.] (Intern, scient. ser., 
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Shaler, Nathaniel Southgate and DaviS, William 

Morris. Illustrations of the earth's surface. 

Glaciers. Bost. J, R. Ostjood. 1881. vi (190 

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Simonin, Louis Laurent. Underground life; or, 

mines and miners. Tr., adapted to the present 

state of British mining, and ed. by U. W. Bristow. 

N. Y. Appleton. 1809. (ii+)xix+522 pp., 49 

Ells. (16 col'd), 14 cord maps, illiis. in text. 8° 
22,359; 39.] ^52:559 

Smith, T. J., and Co., publishers. Historical sketch 
of the great suspension bridge, connecting 
Covington and Cincinnati, together with reliable 
details and full description of all its parts, ("om- 
piled from official sources. To which is added, 
correct and interesting descriptions of the *' Ni- 
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York and Brooklyn suspension bridge." Cin. 
1867. 31 pp. 8° [37,513; 39.] In 52:29 

Ifofe. Every other page contnins^businoAfl Hdvcrtifieinonti*. 

South Kansington museum. The. Exam))les of 
the works of art in the museum and of the 
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Stevanaon, Alan. A rudimentary treatise on the 
history, construction, and illumination of light- 
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52:911 



Stavanson, Bavid. Sketch of the civil engineer- 
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Swindell, John (leorge. Rudimentary treatise 

on well-digging, boring, and pump-work, 3. ed., 

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Taylor, Klias. The amateur mechanic's work- 
shop ; a treatise containing plain and concise 
directions for the manipulation of wood and 
metals, including casting, forging, brazing, solder- 
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Thompson, rionry. Clinical lectures and cases, 
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x+197 pp., 8 pis. (1 fold.) 8° [79,677; 39.] 

46:1055 

Timba, John. The illustrated book of wonders, 
events, and discoveries, with continuation: On 
ragged schools, or, great results from small begin- 
nings, and the overland route to India, furnished 
by the secretaries of the societies. New ed. 
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Timba, John. Stories of inventors and discover- 
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473 pp. 12° [16,684; 39.] 52:1419 

Timba, John. Wonderful invention^: from the 
mariner's compass to the electric telegraph 
cable. With numerous engravings. Lond. Rout- 
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Contfnttt: Tho nmriu«>r*8 conipufifi. — Lighthoiisen and lifeboHte. — 
The hHromelor. — Tho thf>rtnoiiieter. — Printin><. — Tho telescope. — 
The microHC4ip6. — Clonkn and watchi'H. — Ounpowderaod Kuncotton. 
— (jftM-li^hting. — Art«««iaii w<»U8. — Th« Htoam-engino. — The coilon 
manuHicturo. — Ocean flectro-telegraphy. — The electric eabU«H. — 
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Tomlinson, Charles. Tludimentary treatise on 
the construction of door locks, for commer- 
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Smyth's letter on the liramah locks. Load. J. 
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16° [971; 39.], (Weale's rudimentary series, 83**) 

52:1583 

The same. With a description of J. Beverley 

Fen by 's patent locks, and a note upon iron 

safes, liy Kobert Mallet. [1868.] vi(-|-ii)4- 

212 pp. [34,414.] 52:1583.b 

Tomlinson, Charles. A rudimentary treatise on 
warming and ventilation ; being a concise ex- 
position of the general principles of the art of 
warming and ventilating domestic and • public 
buildings, mines, lighthouses, ships, etc. With 
an appendix, bringing the subject down to tho 
present time. Lond. J. Weale, 1858. vi(4-ii) 
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Science, etc. 



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Tredgold, Thomas, editor. Tracts on hydraulics. 

With notes by the editor. Lond. J. Taylor. 

1826. ix(-f ii)+219 pp., 7 fold. pis. 8^ [16,811; 

39.] 52:19 

Qmtenft: An experimentRl inquiry concerning the nnturiil powern 
of water and wind to turn nnill» end other machines depending on a 
circular motion; John Smraton. — Ancxperimemul cxaminntion of the 
quiintity and prooortion of mechanic power necesswry to be em- 
ployed in giving different deurf-es of velo<:ity to heavy tx>dies from 
i( Hi'ate of rept; The oame. — ^ew fundnmenlHi experiments upon the 
collision of bf^dies; The j-ame. — Ex|>erimentRl inquiriea concerning 
t))0 nrinciple of the lateral communication of motion in fluids, ap- 
pliea to the explanation of varioud hydraulic plienomena; J. B. Vkn 
Ti'Bi. Tr. from the French by W. Nicholson. — A nummary of the 
mottt userul partH of hydraulics; chiefly extracted and abridged from 
Eytclwein's Uandbuch der Mcchanik und der Hydraulik; Thoma.s 

YOUNO. 

Truran, William. The iron manufacture of Great 
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Including descriptive details of the ores, fuels, 
and fluxes employed, the preliminary operation 
of calcination, the hlast, refining, and puddling 
furnaces, engines and machinery, and the various 
processes in union, etc. 2. ed. Rev. from the 
manuscript of the late Mr. Truran, by J. Arthur 
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Tyson, James. A treatise on Bright's disease and 
diabetes. With especial reference to pathology 
and therapeutics. With illus. Including a sec- 
tion on retinitis in Bright's disease by William 
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Ure, Andrew. The cotton manufacture of Great 
Britain investigated and illustrated. W^ith an 
introductory view of its comparative state in for- 
eign countries. To which is added, a supple- 
ment, completing the statistical and manufactur- 
ing information to the present time. By P. L. 
SiMMONDS. Lond. Bohn, 1861. 2 v. Ixxviii, 
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52:1531-2 
Ure, Andrew. The philosophy of manufactures; or, 
an exposition of the scientific, moral, and com- 
mercial economy of the factory system of Great 
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Van Buren, William n. Lectures upon diseases 
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W8al8y John, editor. Theory, practice, and archi- 
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wire; with examples on the principle of suspen- 
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in 1. 8° [29,416; 39.] 52:66 

Note. Plates wanting. 



OmienU: Vol. 1. Theory of bridges; James Haitn.— Trannlatiobs 

n (Javtiiey. — Theoretical and practioal papera; Henry Mosslkt.^ 

A eerioH of papers on the fountlntioiiH of bridge^; T Il^ruiiu. — Ac- 



count ot IlutchoHon bridge at j!ila8gow; Laurence Hill. — Specification 

" obert 



of Hutcheffon bridge; Robert Stkykmbom.— Supplement: Mathematical 
principles of Mr. Dredge's HuspenHion bridge. Contract for creeling 
a suspenaion bridge upon Mr. Dredge's principles at Balloch Perry, 
Dumbartonshire. Specification of the material used in ihe erection 
of the same. 



Weale, John, editor (continued.) — 

Vol. 2. Essay and practical treatises on the theory and arcliitee- 
ture of bridges; 'William H(»8K.ino. — Supplement: S|>ccification of Ihe 
Chester Dec bridge. I'raetical description of th** timlier bridges, etc., 
on the Utica and Syracuse railway, in the United States: B. P. IsiiKa- 
wooD. Description of the plates. 

Wedmore, Frederick. Studies in En^^lish art. 

2. cd. Lond. Bentley. 1876. vi(+ii)+239 

pp. 12° [79,757; 39.] 53:299 

OnUcnft : Gninsborough. — Morland. — Wheatley. — Reynold**.— 
Sti^thard. — Flaxman.— (ririin.— Crome. — Cotinan.— Turner.— I »e Wint 
—Mason. — Walker. 

Williamson, Hu^h. Ohscrvations on the climate 
in diiferent parts of America, compared with 
the climate in corresponding parts of the other 
continent. To which are added, remarks on the 
diiferent complexions of the human race; with 
some account of the aborigines of America. Be- 
ing an introductory discourse to the History of 
North Carolina. N. Y. T. and J. Swords. 181 1. 
viii + 199pp. 8° [36,533; 39.] 51:2997 

The same. [29,050.] 51:2996 

Woltmann, Alfred and Woermann, Karl. History 
of painting. From the German. Ed. by Sid- 
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xxiv(-f ii)+505 pp., 1 fold, pi., illus. in text 4° 
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Cbn/en/«; Ancient, early christian, and mediiBTal painting. 

Wurzbach, Alfred von^ editor. Die franzosischen 
Maler des 18. Jahrhunderts. Eino Sammlung 
ihrer bedeutendsten Wcrke, mit orlautcrndem 
Text begleitet. Photograph ie - Druck von M. 
Komrael. Stutt. P. Neff, 1879. (ii+)v.i-f44 
(+122) pp., 60 pis., illus. in text. f* [80, 
613; 39.] *A 

Wylde, «)<^ni<)^- "^be book of trades; a circle of 

the arts and manufactures adapted for schools, 

colleges, and families. Lond. C, Griffin. 1866. 

xviii+394 pp., 32 pis. 16** [25,034; 39.] 52:1449 



Fiction.— English. 

Abbott, Benjamin V., Austin and Lyman. (Ben- 
auly.) Cone cut corners: the experiences of 
a conservative family in fanatical times; involv- 
ing some account of a Connecticut village, the 
people who lived in it, and those who came there 
from the city. JN. Y. Mason Bros. [1855.] xi, 
456 pp., frontis., illus. in text. 12° [80,197; 39.] 

35:7 

Mien, Mrs. Isabella M. {Pansy.) Next things; 

and Dorrie's day. Bost. Lothrop. [1880.] 211 

pp., illus. in text. 12° [80,075; 39.] 35:476 

Austin, Jane G. Outpost. Bost. J. E, Tilton. 
1867. V, 411pp. 12° [80,199; 39.] 35:938 

Barnard, Charles. Knights of to-day ; or, love 

and science. N. Y. Scrihners. 1881. (8+) 

256 pp. 16° [80,320; 39.] 35:1624 

Bell, C. M. The cruise of Ulysses and his men ; 

or, tales and adventures from the Odyssey, for 

boys and girls. Lond. Griffith and Farran, 1881. 

128 pp., full-page illus. in text. 16° [79,678; 39.] 

35:1899 



Fiction (English), 



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Fiction (English). 



Berthet, iSlie. The wild man of the woods; a 
story of the island of Sumatra. Tr. from the 
French. Lond. Seely, Jackson and Halliday. 
1868. (2+)372 pp., illis. in text. 12<> [80,195; 
39.] 35:2043 

Bikelas, B. Lonkis Laras. ilcminiscences of a 
Chiote merchant during the Greek war of in- 
dependence. Tr. from the (ireok by J. Gennadius. 
N. Y. Appletons, 1881. 209 pp. 16° [80.643; 
39.] 35:2099 

Bowman, Anne. Clever Jack; and other tales. 

N. Y. J. Miller. 1865. 300 pp., 8 pis. 16° 
[80,198; 39.] 35:2456 

Qmfents : Clever Jnck.— Crtptivft'» Onughter.— No-manN-lnnfl.— 
Ilawk M3Hr.— Manin the iron inaNk.— The IndijinH itiui U»e t^oUl mines. 

Burke, S. J. For Mack's sake. Bost. Lothrop. 
[1881.] vii, 339 pp., 3 pis. 12° [80,076; 39.] 

35:3421 

Cervantes Saavedra, Mi/^nel de. The ingenious 
knight, Don Quixote de la Mancha. A new 
translation from the originals of 1605 and 1608, 
by Alexander James Du ffield, with some of the 
notes of John Bowlk, Juan Antonio Pellicer, 
Diego Clemencin, and other commentators. Lond. 
O.K.Paul 1881. 3v. cxxxii+:^97 pp.; viii + 
583 pp.; xi4-730 pp. 8° [79,769; 89.] 

*35:3980.1-3 
Clifford family, The; or, a tale of the Old Do- 
minion. By one of her daughters. N. Y. Har- 
pers. 1852. 430 pp. 12° [80,196; 39.] 40:2078 

Collins, A. Maria. Mrs. Ben Darby, or the weal 
and woe of social life. Gin. Moore^ Anderson^ 
Wilstach and Keys. 1863. 367 pp. 12° 
[80,196; 39.] 35:4521 

Dalton, William. The English boy in Japan ; or, 
the perils and adventures of Mark ilaffles 
among princes, priests, and people, of that singu- 
lar empire. Lond. T.Nelson. 1861. 308 pp., 
3 pis. 16<> [80,194; 39.J 37:46 

Denison. Mrs. M. A. Out of prison. Bost. Graves 
and Young. 1864. 358 pp. 16° [80,19:^; :^9.] 

37:'539 

Dupuy, Miss Eliza A. Was he guilty? Phil. 

Peterson, [cop. 1873.1 (2+) 19-456 pp. 12° 

[79,977; 39.] 37:1068.c 

Note. Surae as "How hodid it." 

Durand, Mme. Alice Fleury. (Jfenry Greville.) 
Xenie's inheritance. (L' heritage de Jienie.) A 
tale of Russian life. Tr. from the French by 
Laura E. Kendall. Phil. Petersons. [1880.1 
256 pp. 16° [80,667; 39.] 37:1096 

Edgeworth, Maria. The parent's assistant; or, 

stories for children. A new ed. N. Y. Ilurd 

and Houghton. 1869. vi + (ii-(-)470 pp., 7 pis. 

16° [80,193; 39.] 37:1509 

Oim/en/s ; Tar I ton.— Lftr^ L.'iwrenoe.— The fHlse key.— The b«r- 
irf o"^' °MVP"*y. "Pi'i'-r-Tlie birthdny nresent.-Simple 8u«nn.- 
>ld PoB.— Ihp Tnimic— Eton Mont«»m.— The bracel»»ts.— The litilo 



Tin 

Ol _ ^ ....«...,.o.— ,.... 

merchanU.— Forgive nnd forget.— WHuie not,' wiuit not ;' "or, "two 
HtnngH to your bow.— Tho orphans.- The white pigeon.— The bahkot- 
womao. 



Forrester, Mrs. 



Diana Carew ; or for a 



woman's sake. Phil. LippincoU. 1879. 449 
pp. 16*> [80,519; 39.] 37:2359 



Habberton, John. Who was Paul Grayson ? N. 

Y. Harpers. 1881. 169 pp., 15 pis. 16° 
[80,658; 39.] 37:3800 

Hate, Anne G. Uncle Mark's amaranths. Bost. 

Lothrop. [1881.] :^87 pp., 3 pis. 12° 
[80,082; 39.] 37:3831 

Harris, Mrs. S. S. Happy-go-lucky. A novel. 

N. Y. G. W. Carleton. 1881, vi, 420 pp. 12° 

[80,653; 39.] 37:'*020 

Hawthorne, Nathaniel. Tho house of the seven 

gables. A romance. Bost. Osgood. 1876. 

x+361 i)p. 18° [49,563; 39.] 34:1393 

The same. 1880. [78,889.] In 34:1409 

Tho same. 1866. [22,097.] 37:4178 

Hawthorne, Nathaniel. The marble faun ; or, 

the romance of Monte Beni. Host. Houghton, 

Ogood and Co. 1879. 2 v. xii, 253 ])p.; vi, 259 

pp. 18° [80,419; 39.] 37:4179-80 

The same. 1876. [50,198.] 34:1394-5 

The same. 1 v. 1880. [78,889.] 34:1412 

Hawthorne, Nathaniel. Mosses from an old manse. 
Bost. Ofigood. 1876. 2 v. 265 pp.; 277 pp. 
18° [50,709; 39.] 34:1396-7 

The same. 1880. [78,889.] In 34:1408 

The same. 1864-65. 2 v. [12,952; 39.] 

37:4182-3 

iVo/«. For contents neo tho ti<:tion catalogue of 187G. 

Hawthorne, Nathaniel. The scarlet letter. Bost. 
Osgood. 1875. viii+298 pp. 18° [49,444; 
39.] 34:1399 

The same. 1880. [78,889.] In 34:1408 

The same. 1865. [1,285.] 37:4186 

Hawthorne, Nathaniel. A wonder-book for girls 

and boys. Bost. Osgood. 1876. 243 pp. 18° 

[53,230; 39.] 34:1406 

Tho same. 1880. [78,889.] In 34:1411 

The same. 1868. [23,335.] 37:4196 

Note. For contents see the fiction catalogue of 1876. 

His way to greatness. Phil. E. Claxton. 1881. 
100 pp. 8° [80,656; 39.] 40:1573 

Hittell, Theodore H. The adventures of James 

Capon Adams, mountaineer and grizzly bear 

hunter of California. Bost. Crosby and Ains- 

tcorth. 1867. vi, 378 pp., 12 pis. 16° [80,205; 

39] 37:4410 

[Hooper, Mrs. .] Tho Tsar's window. Bost. 

BobcHs. 1881. 272 pp. 16° [80,087; 39.] 
(No name ser.) 40:2659 

John, Eugenie. (E. Marlitt.) The bailiffs maid. 

A romance from the German, by Mrs, A. L. 

WisTER. Phil. Lippincott. 1881. 272 pp. 12° 

[80,652; 39.] 38::^88 

LafTan, Miss Mary. Flitters, Tatters, and the 

Counsellor. A story. Phil. Lippincott. 1879. 

22 pp. 8° [71,344; 39.] 38:1263 

LafTan, Miss Mary. The honorable Miss Perrard. 

N. Y. H. Holt. 1878. (2+)331 pp. 16° 

[60,515; 39.] (Leisure hour ser.) 38:1262 



Fiction (English). 



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Fiction (German). 



Lanza, Marchioness Clara. Mr. Perki ns' daughtor. 

N. 1. Futnams. 1881. viii4-535 pp., 1 port. 

16*^ [80,311; 39.] 38:1337 

MTaddan, Mrs. Cornelia, translator. Tho parBon- 
ago in India. By tho author of ''Throe christ- 
mae eves," etc. Adapted from tho German. 
Cin. Walden and Stowe. 1881. 297 pp. W 
[80,296; 39.] 40:2502 

Mcintosh, Maria Jane. Violet ; or, the cross and 

tlio crown. Ikmi. J. P. Jewett 1856. 448 pp. 

12^ [80,198; :^9.] 38:2257 

Marshall, Emma. I)orothy*8 daugiitors. N. Y. 

K P. DuHon and Go. 1881. (6+)343 pp., 

frontia. 12° [80,295; 39.] 38:2625 

Mary Lyndon ; or, rovolationB of a lifo. An au- 
tobiography. N. Y. Stringer and Townsend. 
1855. 388 pp. 12° [80,195; ::J9.] 40:2376 

Matthews, CornoliuH. The enchanted moccaHins, 

and other legends of the American Indians. 

N. Y. Putnams. 1878. vi, 338 pp., 4 pis. 12° 

[79,987; 39.] 38:2682.a 

Note. Same an "Indiaa fairy tales.*' 

Miller, Cincinnatas Iliner, called Joaquin. Shad- 
ows of Shasta. Chic. Jansen, McClurg and Co. 
1881. 184 pp. 12° [80,650; 39.] 38:2987 

Moodie, Mrs. S. Flora Lyndsay ; or, passages in 

an eventful life. ^. Y. DeWitt and Davenport. 

[n. d.] iv, 343 pp. 12° [80,192; 39.] 38:3088 

Nameless nobleman, A. Bost. Osgood. 1881. 

vi+369pp. 16° [80,088; 39.] (Itound J^obin 

ser., 1.) 40:2427 

Payne, Mrs, A. M. M. Outside the walls. N. Y. 
Ji. Carter. 1881. 351 pp. 12° [80,671; 39.] 

38:4266 

Richardson, Abby Sago. Stories from old Eng- 
lish poetry. Bost, Houghton, Mifflin and (h. 
1881. vii4-281 pp., 5 pis. 16° [80,294; 39.] 

39:317 

Rochefort, Henri. Mademoiselle Bismarck. From 

the French by Virginia Ciiamplin. N. Y. 

Putnams. 1881. iv+334pp. 16° [80,660; 39.] 

39:584 

Roquette, Otto. Conrad Hagen's misUke; a 
novel. From the German by Mrs. S. A. Crozbe. 
Phil. Lippincott. 1881. (2+)216 pp.' 12° 
[80,079; 39.] 39:637 

Seymour. Charles W. A college widow; an im- 

probablcr'story. N. Y. Q. iV. Carleton. 18S1. 

vi4-8-432pp. 12° [80,661; 39.] 39:1594 

Smith, Elizabeth Oakes. Bertha and Lily; or, 

the parsonage of Beech Glen. A romance. 

N. Y, J. a Derby. 1854. 336 pp., 4 pis. 12° 

[80,286; 39.] 39:1823 

Strutt, Joseph. Qacenhoo-hall; a romance. Edin. 

J.Murray. 1808. 4 v. (ii+)vi(f ii)-|-vii |- 

253 pp.; (ii-f)ii4 247 pp.; (ii4-)ti+i242 pp.; (4+) 

79 pp. 16° [79,906; 39.] 39:2376.1-4 

HoU. Vol. 4 (ronfaioB al8o : Anciont iitnon; a «iruina, by J. 
Stbutt. pp. OT-211. 

Thurston, Oliver. The adventures of a Virginian. 

Phil. K ClaxUm. 1881. 127 pp. 12° 
[80,675; 39.] 39:3040 



Tincker, Miss Mary Agnes. By the Tiber. Bost. 

Roberts. 1881. viii+390 pp. 16° [80,086; 

39.] 39:3043 

Verne, Jules. The steam house. Part II. Tigers 
and traitors. Tr. from tho French by Miss 
Agnes D. Kingston. N. Y. Scribners. 1881. 
viii +2+246 pp., 48 pis., 1 fold. map. 12° 
[80,651; 39.] 39:3714.2 

Wallis, John Calvin. A prodigious fool. Phil. 
LippincoU. 1881. 216 pp. 12° [80,:^24; 39.] 

40:60 

Wittiny, Mrs. Jennie Fowler. The only way out. 

Bost. D. Lothrop. [1881.] 382 pp., frontis. 

12° [80,308; 39.] 40:553 

Wise, D* (Francis Forrester; Lawrence Lancewood.) 
Louis Sinclair; or, the silver prize medals. 
The story of a boy who escaped from the hands 
of a real enchanter. Bost. Graves and Young. 
1867. 241pp., 4 pis. 16° [80,194; 39.] 40:638 

Woman in black, Tho. Tho story of a handsome 
and ambitious woman. A powerful novel of 
English society, in high and low life. A com- 
panion to Tho woman in white. Phil. Petersons. 
[1881.] 506 pp. 12° [80,664; 39.] 40:2755 

Yonge, Miss Charlotte Mary. The little duke; 

Ilichard the fearless. Bost. D. Lothrop. [1881.] 

vi, 235 pp., 9 pis. 12° [80,668; 39.] 40:1310 

Fiction.— German. 

Amyntor, Gerhard von. Eine rathselhaflo Kata- 

strophe. Novello. Gotha. Perthes. 1879. 

viii(+ii)+275 pp. 8° [80,603; 39.] 58:13 

Amyntor, Gerhard von. Dor Zug des Todes. 

Novelle. Blbcrf. S.Lucas. 1878. viii+202 

pp. 8° [80,017; 39.] 58:11 

Auerbachy Berthold. Brigitta. Erzahlung. 

2. Aufl. Stutt. Cotta. 1881. (4+)235 pp. 

12° [80,005; 39.] 58:73 

Auerbach, Berthold. Deutsche illustrirto Yolks- 

biicher. Karlsr. A. Bielefeld. [1881.] 3 v. 

v+448 pp., illus.; iv+448 pp., illus.; iv-f-612 pp., 

illus. 16° [80,004; 39.] 58:44.1-3 

Bodenetedt. Fried rich Martin von. Grafin Ue- 

lone. Novelle. Stutt. Richter u. Kappler. 

1880. (4+)126 pp. 18° [80,607; 39.] 58:197 

Brachvogel, Albert Emil. Dor Eampf der Da- 
monon. Historischer lloman. Ber. Janhe. 
18S0. 4 V. in 2. (4+)294 pp.; (4+)294 pp.; (4+) 
291 pp.; (4H )302pp. 12° [80,580; 39.] 

58:271.1-2 

Ebers, Georg. Der Kaiser. Jlonian. 9. Aufl. 

Stutt. Jlallbtn-ger. 1881. 2 v. xi -1-400 pp.; 

(4+)415 pp. 12° [80,043; 39.] 58:649.1-2 

Freyburger, Emil. Novellen aus dem Seolenle- 

ben. Heidel. C. Winter. (74 )122 pp. 16° 

[59,041; 39.] 58:729 

Obnt^ntt: Agne8,diePrinseMin. — Anion, der MuHikuB.— Das artno 
Woib am Gartenhag.—Andrcfi, dor Uirtenbub.— Ferdinand und Ma- 
thildo.~£iD Grab. 



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Religion and Theology. 

Abbott, T. K,j editor. Par palimpsestorum Dublin- 
ensium. The codex rescriptas Dublinensis of 
St. Matthew's gospel (Z). First published by Dr. 
Barrett in 1801. New ed., also, fragments of the 
book of Isaiah, in the Ixx version, from an ancient 
palimpsest, now first published. Together with a 
newly discovered fragment of the codex Pala- 
tinus. With two plates of facsimiles. Dub. 
Hodges, Foster and Figgis. 1880. (2-h)23(+81) 
pp., 2 facs. ms. 4<* [78,981; 40.] (Dublin uni- 
versity press series.) *A 

Baring-Gouid, Jiev. Sabine. Village preaching 
for a year. Lond. W. Skeffington. 1878. 2 v. 
372 pp.; 300+83 pp. 16*^ [79,697; 40.] 

514773.1-2 

Cbnients: Vol. 1. Advont to Whitsunday. 

Vol. 8. Trioity, etc., and twenty sermon sketches. 

Bunsen, Ernest de. The angel-messiah of bud- 
dhists, essenes, and christians. Lond. Long- 
mans. 1880. xii+383 pp. 8<* [79,674; 40.] 

10:2158 

Collyer, Robert. The new German crusade. A 

lecture delivered in the church of the Messiah, 

N. Y., Dec. 26, 1880. N. Y. Putnams. 1881. 

21 pp. 12« [80,304; 40.] 5:5012 

Cowles, Rev. Henry. Luke; Gospel history, and 
Acts of the apostles, with notes, critical, expla- 
natory, and practical, designed for both pastors 
and people. N. Y. Appleton. 1881. (44-)493 
pp. 12<> [79,834; 40.J 3:2173 

Cowies, Rev. Henry. Matthew and Mark, with 
notes, critical, explanatory, and practical, de- 
signed for both pastors and people. N. Y. Ap- 
pleton. 1881. vi+391 pp. 12^ [80,091; 40.] 

3:2137 

Dixon, Bichard Watson. History of the church 
of England, from the abolition of the Roman 
jurisdiction. Lond. Smith, Elder and Co. 1878- 
81. 2 V. xxi+529 pp.; xxvi+579 pp. 8° 
[79,689; 40.] 4:1807.1-2 

Dorman, Roshton M. The origin of primitive 
superstitions and their development into the 
worship of spirits and the doctrine of spiritual 
agency among the aborigines of America. Phil. 
Lippincott. 1881. 398 pp., 5 pis. (4 coFd;, illus. 
in text. 8^ [80,092; 40.] |0:4702 

Geikie, Cunningham. Hours with the bible; or, 
the scriptures in the light of modern discovery 
and knowledge. Prom creation to the patriarchs. 
With illus. 2. ed. Lond. Partridge. 1881. 
Vol. 1. xii+(vi+)500 pp., illus. in text. W 
[79,772; 40.] 3:991 

Hausrath, Adolf. A history of the New Testa- 
ment times. The time of Jesus. Tr. from the 
3. German ed., by Charles T. Poynting and Philip 
QuENZEB. Lond. Williams and Norgate. 1878- 
80. 2 V. xvi+270 pp.; iv+268 pp. 8^ 
[66,813; 79,756; 40.] 4;372-3 



Martin, l^.,ahhe. Anglican-ritualism as seen by a 
catholic and foreigner. A series of essays, with 
an appendix, on the present poHition of the church 
in France. Lond. Burns and Oates. 1881. ix-|- 
(ii+)288 pp. 8o [79,704; 40.] 4:3477 

Maurenbrachar, Wilhelm. Geschichte der ka- 

tholischen Reformation. Vol. 1. Nordl. C. 

H. Beck. 1880. xv+417 pp. 8^ [80,12t; 40.] 

4:1265 

Muller, Friedrich Max. Vorlesungen iiber den Ur- 
sprung und die Entwickelung der Religion, 
mit bcsonderer Riicksicht auf die Religiouen des 
alten Indiens. 2. unverand. Aufl. Strass. K.J. 
Trubner. 1881. xvi+439 pp. 12^ [80,122; 40] 

10:2159 

Ranan, Ernest. Lectures on the influence of the 
institutions, thought and culture of Rome, on 
Christianity and the development of the catholic 
church. Tr. by Charles Beard. Lond. Wit- 
Hams and Norgate. 1880. vi(+ii)-f213 pp. 8** 
[79,743; 40.] (Hibbert lectures, 1880.) 4:3562 

Scott, Hew. Fasti ecclesiffi Scoticanae : the suc- 
cession of ministers in the parish churches of 
Scotland, from the reformation, a. d. 1560, to the 
present time. Edin. W. Paterson. 1866-71. 
3 V. in 6. (ii+)iv(+ii)+398 pp.; (4+)403-801 
pp.; (4+)386 pp.; (4+)387-860 pp.; vi+460 pp.; 
(4+)46 1-924 pp. 4° [79,782; 40.] *4:6352-7 

Oontentn: Vol. 1. Pt. V. Synod of Lothian und Tweedale. Pi. S. 
Synod of Merse and TeTiotdnlfi, Dumfnen, and Qaltoway. 

Vol. 2. Pt. 1. Synod of Glasgow and Ayr Pt. 2. Synods of Fife, 
and Perth and Stirling. 

Vol. 3. Pt. 1. Synods of Argyll, 01 eneig, Moray, Ross, Sutherland 
and Caithness, Orkney, and Zetland. Pt. 2. Synods of Aberdeen, and 
Angus and Mearns. 

Stanley, Arthur Penrhjn. Christian institutions. 
Essays on ecclesiastical subjects. N. Y. Scrib- 
ner. 1881. xiv+396 pp. 12^ [79,836; 40.] 

5:3954 

Swedenborg, Emanuel. Holy scripture, and the 

key to its spiritual sense. Phil. E. Claxton. 

[1880.] xi, 256 pp. 18° [79,484; 40.] (Swe- 

denborg library; B. F. Barrett, 7.) 3:576 

Town88nd, L. T. The Mosaic record and modern 

science. Bost. H. Gannett. 1881. 86 pp. 

sq. 12° [79,865; 40.] 3:4000 

Volney, Constantin-Fran^ois, comte de. Las ruinas, 
6 meditacion sobre las revoluciones de los im- 

Serios. 6. ed. Se ha afiadido La ley natural. 
Lad. Sancha. 1823. (2+)383 pp., 2 pis., 2 fold, 
maps. 24° [79,974; 40.] 3:4063 



Philosophy and Education. 

Adams, Charles C. Anthroposophy. N. Y. W. 
B. Smith. [1881.] 81 pp. 12° [80,315; 40.] 

2:718 

Alaux. J- ^' Ueber die Wandlungen der Moral 

im Menschengeschlecht. Bas. Schweighauser. 

1876. 36 pp. 12° [58,936; 40.] (OeflFentl. Vor- 

trage, geh. m der Schweiz; III, 8.) In 41:2217 

Biddle, Horace P. Elements of knowledge. Gin. 

B. Clarke. 1881. (6+)245 pp. 12° [80,306; 

40.] 2:786 



History, «tc. 



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History, etc. 



Blackweil. Elizabeth. Counsel to parents on the 

moral education of their children. N. Y. Bren- 

tano. 1880. 162 pp. 16° [3,766; 40.] *70:1721 

Huguenin. G. Ueber Sinnestauschungen. Bas. 

Schweighauser. 1874. 34 pp. 12° [58,936; 

40.] (Oeflfentl. Vortrage, geh. in der Schweiz: 

II, 12.) In 41:2216 

Pollock, Frederick. Spinoza, his life and phi- 
losophy. Lond. a K, Paul 1880. xlii+467 
pp., 1 port. 8° [79,719; 40.] 2:190 

Schmidt, Karl. Geschichte der Padagogik, dar- 
gestellt in weltgeschichllicher Entwicklung 
und im organischen Znsammenhange mit dem 
Culturleben der Volker. 2. vielfach verm, und 
verb. Aufl., besorgt d'urch Wichard Lanok. Co- 
then. F. Schettler. 1868-76. 4 v. xviii(+ii) + 
523 pp.; xvii(-l-iii) 4-496 pp.; xvi+784 pp.; xx-j- 
1040 pp. 8*» [19,059-61; 39,484; 79,664; 40.] 

2:4291-4 

Oontmfa: Vol. 1. Die Geschichle der P&dagogik in der vorchrist- 
lichen Zeit. 

Vol. 2. Die Geschichte der Pftdftgogik von Christuff bin xar Refor- 
mation. 

Vol. 3. Die Oenchichle der PAdngogik von Luther bin PestAloszi. 

Vol. 4. Die Ge«chichte der PAdagogik Ton PenUlozsi bis xur Ge- 
gen wart. 

History, Biography, Geography and Travels. 

Ammidown, Holmes. Historical collections. N.Y. 

Author, 1874. 2 v. xii, 532 pp., 11 ports., 3 

fold, plans; viii, 580 pp., 9 ports., 9 fold, plans. 8° 

[44,951: 40.] *30:870.1-2 

Ifofe. A contribution to Ma98Achii9et(9 hii<tory. 

Armltaget John. The history of Brazil, from the 
period of the arrival of the Braganza family 
in 1808, to the abdication of Don Pedro I. in 1831. 
Compiled from state documents and other origi- 
nal sources. Forming a continuation to Sonthey's 
history of that country. Lond. Smith, Elder and 
Co. 1836. 2 V. xv+371 pp., frontis.; viii-f 297 
pp., frontis. 8° [79,893; 40.] 30:2491.1-2 

ArrlanUS, Flavius. History of Alexander's ex- 
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historical, geographical, and critical. By [John] 
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Sole. A necond t. p., with col. vignette, reads: Theatrum 
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Ohio Mechanics* Institute, Fiftieth anniversary of 
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Allen, C. Bruce. Cottage building; or, hints for 
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Alston, Lieut. Alfred Henry. Seamanship, and 
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Antisell, Thomas. Cyclopedia of the useful arts; 
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Arago, Dominique Fran<;ois Jean. Historical 
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Armstrong, Robert. A rudimentary treatise on 
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Ashy C(tpt. James. The art of doublo-counting on 
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AubuiSSOn de VoisinS, Jean Francois d\ A treat- 
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Box, Thomas. A practical treatise on heat as ap- 
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Chapel, The, of St. Anthony, the eremite, at 
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Daubeny, Charles. He marks on the final causes 
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Dempsey, G- Drysdale. Rudimentarj' treatise on 

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Oonfent'^: Vol. 1. Einhnrt; R. Doiimb. — Tnotilo von St. Qftllen; Df-r 
h. Beiimard von IIil«ieHhf'im; \>ie deiitMchen Domhtiiimeislcr des 
Mittf'lultprj*; Alwin Schitltz.— l»io BrQdt»r vnn Eyck; O. Ei8knman!<. — 
Miiriin St»hon|{Hiier, Albrecht DilrtT; Wilhelro Sciimipt.— Die deut- 
schfn Klf inmeJNter; Adolph Kusknrkko.— MaiihiaM (irfuiewnid; Hans 
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Peier Paul Uubens; Anion van Dyck; C. Lkmckx.— Frnns Half-; W. 

B«)D . 

Vol. 2 Rembrandt van Rijn; (ierh^ird Terboroh; G«briel Metr.u; 
Krtspir Netif'.her; Gerhard Dov; Fran'* van .Mieris*; .Ian Hteen; Adriaen 
van t»8tjide; Pieter de Hoofh; Jan Vtrmeer van Delft; Adriaan van 
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[Great Britain.] Memoirs of the geological sur- 
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Gunther, Albert C. L. G. An introduction to the 

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Gutekunst, H. G., editor. Die Kunst fur Alle. 
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Harrison, Constance Gary. Woman's handiwork 

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Heimholtz. Hermann Ludwig Ferdinand. Pop- 
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Jaennicke, Friedrich. Grundriss der Keramik in 
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Cstmoens, I^uis de. Os Lusiadas (The Lusiad) ; 
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Canning, Stratford, viscount Stratford de Redcliffe. 

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Jackson, Zacharlas. Shakspeare's genius justified; 
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Meyer, Conrad Ferdinand. Denkwiirdige Tage.' 
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OonienU : Der Schuss tod der Kansel.— Das Amulet. 



Meyer, Conrad Ferdinand. Georg Jenatsch. 

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Mollhausen, Balduin. Der Schatz von Quivira. 

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OmtenU: Vol.1. Unsere Kflnstlpr; Fr. Pkcht.— Unterwegs. No- 
vello; Utto RoQCKTTK. — Lehijfthre in Weimiir; Ferdinand v. Hillkr. — 
Der Garten, seine KiinatMilf und Kunatpnncipien; Jacob t. Falrk.-- 
Kleine Bemerkungen; Fr. Hodicnhtkdt. — Verfchollen, aber nicht ver- 
gesnen. NovnUe ; Robert WaldmOllkr-Dubuo. — Eine venetianische 
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dji Vitifi: Roborl Vi8<mikr. — Aiw ci«'n Auiz^iiliminutn des M;«r(h*'so 
Piutf^rn CardiimlM von (jHrnhjirra. Von (-in^'m d«'iitMh»'n MaU^r. — Kine 
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— Vor ICXj Jnliren; Hruno IUciier. — L'n»-erf KuhmiUt; Fr. Pm ht.— 
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Vol, 3. A US Nizzw; Cifor^ Fijfrm. — Verirrt vom Wege; i\ von 
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Busch, Moritz. Dio giite alte Zeit. Leip. F. 

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Chaplin, Jeremiah, compiler. Chips from the 
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Elyot, iS/r Thomas. The boke named Thegouern- 
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Goodale, Elaine. Journal of a farmer's daughter. 
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Goolden, Hichard Henry. An introductory lec- 
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Gull, William Withe}'. An oration delivered be- 
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V«>|. 2 Mad.iiiif fl«» Si'viun*^. — Siiint-Simon — MHtlnme dii lipffund, 
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Coiitni*K: Vol. 1 Der kb'ino Pctli»»nto. — Borlinpr Ho>«pi«'ien.— Dhs 
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.^fhaficr.— Kin*' .\lr<Mrhumlu'hk«it.— No«h «Mn (ipfuniibriinnen. — Dj»s 
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Vol. 'i lit iiHth-gurtcn.— Alls* doiii Kiini!'ib^rleb#*ij. — Die Strxtrgen. 
— Ohs FMrnilii'nub»«l.— I>io H:»llknab<Mi. — Harmlose Boot»rt<"htun>r<'n. 

— I)i«' S'hnlc o«'r NfitfHlilfiJ. — I).i.«* M;ldch<'ii der TiJfgi'nwnrl. — Von 
ricn S«'nnnfr\virthen.— Noi«l<loni.'*«ho B;i<ler. — Die it»Ii<'ni~oh«Mi Vii- 
tPr. — .Xii." 'ton Annah-n d»*s« Panttitli I R»j;irnents. — S«*lb-tverklelle- 
runp. — I)«M PoitiiT. — H:"iU-lKht»t« Stilll«-b**n. — Von der Kfd«-lrf-ih»*it. 

V>'l. .i. Zvkt'i Sair*i>nb.illt*.— Der Kunxtfreund iind sein Sohn.— Die 
moderiien PiipMi.'en«i««.— l)»r uro-»p Unb^k*4nnte. — Mein<' b«Md«»n Gra- 
feu. — ('orrtf.p<Mid('nz. — K:indKlosHfn zii fivilehlK*h«*ii D*batten. — Dam 
LooH dtT Si.'rblich»n.— A»i«l» ♦^ine 'Ih* Mtervorsi»«llun^ — V^'»n tl^n 
Butfo'8. — !•»•• A^b^•ll^b:ld. — L<b»'nde Bil-itr. Bt*i iinsfrem Gdnner. 

Vol. 4. K«ino Kluft inf'hr.— Dih letzien Tnge einer S'">mm«*rwoh- 
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An«h »'hi H'-rd dor Kevoliilion. — G*T«'itel.— l>ie SMi«on und derjtinse 
Mann.— Km ulior Kru->jor. — Aii«^ <lem Lebcn ein»*8 Klavieil»'hrere. 

Vol. 6. Der Wfihnrti'ht.-^-Atjend.— An!« der KriPi^. — Kin M6rj«enball. 

— EliM* V'»rlesiJnu. — V«>ri»ehnio» Landlcben. — .Mimeuhilder. — Aut dem 
StadtKojicht.— Borliner HHiiMlehrer.— Znr Phy^iognoniik de» Apfel- 
MtMiiM — .A us rien Aulzeu'hnungen eiites Arzie». — Auh dein Let>eneineH 
Clrtvi<'iHpu«l«'r^. 

Vi>l. 0. Ant dem VolkfrKeHrtngsfe'-to.— Der Vater dee Trafflkerff.— 
Em (iarten tier VerK''n>i*'nh»'H. — Weihnaehten in Jungen Jahren.— 
Kin Prttniuch iin»«*r«*>* JiihrhundertH.— Em*» verfruhte Hommerwoh- 
nunp. — Em Naehtstuck. — Moderue Bodiente.— Eiii Thierbiiudiger— 
Dileitaut.— Hfniner, Wirthe und .Miellier. 

Langford, John Alfi'ed. The praise of books as 
said and sung by English authors. Selected, 
with a preliminary essay on books. Lond. Cas- 
sell. [1881.] viii, 165 pp. 18° [79,679; 40.] 

33:2524 

Liszt, Franz. Gesammelte Schriften. Leip. 

Breitkopf n. JIdrtel. 1 880-81 . 2 v. (8+ )2 1 5 

pp.; viii-f-261 pp. 8° [80,591; 40.] 56:816.1-2 

Cbntents: Vol.1. Frledrleh Chopin. Frei in's Deutsche Qbertra- 
gen von La Mara. 

Vol. !i. E'*««ay»' nnd R('i?ebriefe eines BnocalaureuA der Tonkunst. 
In da:} DeutM-heubertragen u. heraung. von L. Kamamm. 

Osenbruggen, Eduard. Die deutschen Hcchts- 

sprichworier. Bas, Schweighauser. 1876. 

40 pp. 12° [58,936; 40.] (Oelfentl. Vortrage, 

geh. in der Schweiz; 111, 9.) In 41:2217 

Spath, Charlotte. Maria Werner. Die mutter- 
lose Jungfrau in ihrem Lebeo und ihrer Haus- 
haltung. Ein unterhaltendes und belehrendes 
Bildungsbuch fiir Frauen und Tochter. 4. Aufl. 
Stutt. a Shober 1869. 2 v. viii 4-343 pp.; 
(2+) 160 pp. 12° [42,324; 40.] 56:2875-6 

Cbnfents: Vol. I. Unterhaltender Thril. 

Vol. a. Wirlh.^chaltlieher Thril. 

Strauss, T)avid Friedrich. Kleine Schriften, bio- 
graph ischen, literar- und kunstgeschichtlichon 
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— I.n«i\vig Timoiljeu.K Spitil.T. 1>* .7.— .\i4s;H'-t Wilholm S"hlegol, 184'*. 
— K>.rl ImuK-nnaiin, I 49. — Lnd«iij Boiior, 1S47. — Fr*-iherr K. F. E. 
yon U-xkii'I nnii seine fif^inal-iej-ammlunj;, 18V{. — X'lr Erinnerung 
an den M «l»'r Kli»*rli»rd W.iehf<r, IK.S'..— Zr.r Lt^b^n-^sieschi-'hte dea 
Mal'Ts (JottJit-yi .S'bii'k, ISM. — Miscelien: I. Dfr Bildluiuer .Nopi nnd 
dn- WappontliitT'' vnr dem Stuftyurier Pchlosf»e, is-**?. 2. Die Aste- 
roiibn nnd du» Philo«oph«n, 1n'>4. .'i. S<'h\varz«'rd-Melancfhon, IXM. 
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Philology. 



Philology. 

Abbott, I^- Edwin Abbott. How to tell the 
parts of Hpeech, an introduction to English 
grammar. Am. ed., rev. and enl., by John G. R. 
McElroy. Bost. Eoberts. 1881. (ii+)xvi + 143 
pp. 16° [80,845; 41.] 1:919 

Alford, Henry. The queen's English. A man- 
ual of idiom and usage. 5. od. Lond. G. Bell. 
1880. xxiii+359 pp. 16<» [79,701; 41.] 1:1250 

Bonaventura, Johannes, cardinal. Meditations 
on the supper of our Lord, and the hours of 
the passion. Drawn into English verse by Rob- 
ert Manning of Brunne. (About 1315-1330.) 
Ed. from the mss. in the British museum and the 
Bodleian library, Oxford, with introduction and 
glossary by J. Meadows Cowper. Lond. Trub- 
ner. 1875. 54 pp. 8° [46,786; 41.] (Early 
Eng. Text Soc. Orig. ser., 60.) *|:4050.60 

Bopp, Franz. Grammaire comparee des langues 
indo-europeennes, comprenant le Sanscrit, le 
zend, Tarmenien, le jjrec, le latin, le lithuanien, 
Tancien slave, legothique et Tallemand. Traduite 
sur la 2. ed.,et precedee d^introductions par Michel 
BaeAL. Par. Imprimerie imperiale. 1856-72. 
4 V. Ivii-f458 pp.; xxxviii-|-429 pp.; lxxxiv + 
482 pp.; (iv+)xxxii+427 pp. 8*^ [12,145; 80, 
665; 41.] 1:302.1-4 

Brinklow, Henry. Complaynt of Roderyck 
Mors, somtyme a gray fryre, vnto the parlia- 
ment bowse of Ingland his natural cuntry; for 
theredresse of certen wicked lawes, euel customs, 
a[n]d cruel decreys (about a. d. 1542), and The 
lamentacyon of a christen agaynst the cytye of 
London, made by Roderigo Mors (a. d. 1545.) 
Ed. from the black-letter originals by J. Meadows 
Cowper. Lond. Triibner. 1874. xxii+HOpp. 
8*^ [46,787; 41.] (Early Eng. Text Soc. Extra 
ser., 22.) *I:4051.22 

Firmenlch-Richartz, Johannes Matthias, editor, 
Germaniens Volkerstimmen. Sammlung der 
doutschen Mundarten in Dichtungen, Sagen, Mar- 
chen, Volksliedern, u. s. w. Ber. Friedberg und 
Mode. [1865-7.] 3 v. (iv+)iv-f 544 pp.; 832-f 
xpp.; viii+960+xii+(vi+)86pp. 4^ [80,951; 
41.] * *l:5894.1-3 

Note, Vol. 3 contains also: "Nachtr&ge sa den in Gernianiens 
V6lkerstimmen yertretenen Mundarten der gothisch'germanischen 
Vdlker." 

Fisher, John, bp, of Rochester, English works. 
Now first collected by John E. B. Mayor. 
Parti. Lond. Triibner, 1876. xxxii+428pp., 
1 fold, plan, 2 facs. 8^ [80,958; 41.] (Early 
Eng. Text Soc. Extra ser., 27.) *|:4051.27 

Foresti, Felix. OllendorflTs new method of 
learning to reod, write, and speak the Italian 
language, adapted for the use of schools and pri- 
vate teachers. With additions and corrections. 
N. Y. Appleton, 1856. xii+633 pp. 12° 
[79,980; 41.] 1:1839 



Furnivail, Frederick James, editor, Adam Davy's 
5 dreams ahout Edward II. The life of St. 
Alexius. Solomon's book of wisdom. St. Jere- 
mie's 15 tokens before doomsday. The lamenta- 
cion of souls. Ed. from the Laud ms. 622 in the 
Bodleian library. Lond. Triibner, 1878. 122 
pp. 8° [80,943; 41.] (Early Eng. Text Soc. 
Orig. ser., 69.) *|:4050,69 

Herrtage, Sidney J. il., editor. The early Eng- 
lish version of the Gesta Eomanorum. For- 
merly edited by Sir Frederic Madden for the 
Roxburghe club, and now re-edited from the mss. 
in British m useum (Harl. 7333 and addit. 9066) and 
University library, Cambridge (Kk. 1. 6), with 
introduction, notes, glossary, etc. Lond. Triibner, 
1879. xxxi+iii-h563pp. 8° [80,949; 41.] 
(Early Eng. Text. Soc. Extra ser., 33.) *|:4051.33 

Oontenta: Introduction. — Comparstivo fable i>f ni!»«.— Text No. I. 
7(' stoneH rrom ms. Uarl. 73:13 (with necond versions from mi^. Ad- 
dit. (KK>6).— T<>xt No. II. 66 stoties from mn. Addit. 9li66 (with .«econd 
ver»ioij9 from m§. Lamb. Kk. 1. 6).— Text No. HI. 8 utotiett irom W. 
de Worde'* edition —Notes and illus.— Appendix.— Short notices of 
storie'i not found iu the Enj^liflh versionti. — Gloi^aary. — Index to Uilea 
in the EnglUh mas. 

Huino, Alexander. Of the orthograpbie and con- 
gruitie of the Britan tongue; a treates, noe 
shorter then necessarie, for the schools. Ed. from 
the original ms. in the British museum, by Henry 
B. Wheatlet. 2. ed. 1870. Lond. Triibner, 
1865. xi4-40 pp. 8° [80,942; 41.] (Early Eng. 
Text Soc. Orig. ser., 5.) *l:4050.5 

Kloepper, K- Englische Sj'nonyniik. Grossero 

Au8g. fiir Lehrer und Studirende. Host. W, 

Werther, 1881. viii+423+45 pp. 8° [80,592; 

41.] 1:5336 

Morris, R^- Richard, editor. The Blickling 
homilies of the tenth century. From the Mar- 
quis of Lothian's unique ms. A. D. 971. Ed. with 
a translation and index of words. Lond. Triib- 
ner, 1880. xvi+(ii-t-)392 pp., 1 facs. 8*^ [80, 
945; 41.] (Early Eng. Text Soc. Orig. ser., 73.) 

♦1:4050.73 

Oontenfa: The annunoialion of St. Mary. — QuinquagesimA, or 
Shrove SiindaT.— The firai Sunday in Lent.— The third Sunday in 
Lent.— The fifth Sunday in Lent.— Palm Sunday. — Easter Sunday.— 
Soul's need. — Christ the solden-bloBsom.— The end of thia world it 
neur.— Holy Thursday.— Whit Sunday.— A snumption of the Virgin 
Mary.— The birth of John, the Btiotist.- The 8t«iry of Peter and Paul. 
A fragment. — Dedication of St. Michaers church. — FestiTal of Si. 
Martin.— St. Andrew. 

Mulier, Eduard. Etymologiscbes Worterbuch 
der englischen Sprache. 2. verm, und verb. 
Aufl. Cothen. P. Schettler. 1878-9. 2 v. viii 
+656 pp.; (2+)676 pp. 8° [80,955; 41.] 

♦1:5124.1-2 

Cbntmts: Vol. 1. A-K. 
Vol.2. L-Z. 

Noideke, Theodor. Kurzgefasste syrische Gram- 

matik. Mit einer Schrifltafel von Julius Eu- 

TiNG. Leip. T. 0. Weigel, 1880. xxxii+279 

(+2) pp., 1 fold. tab. 8° [80,109; 41.] 1:2172 

Palladius, Kutilius Taurus Aemilianus. On bus- 
bondrie. From the unique ms. of about 1420 
A. D. in Colchester castle. Ed. by the Rev. Bar- 
ton Lodge. With a rhyme index, ed. by Sidney 
J. H. Herrtage. Lond. Trubner, 1873-9. xx 
+387 pp. 8*^ [80,959; 41.] (Early Eng. Text 
Soc. Orig. ser., 52.) ♦1:4050.52 



Seligion, etc. 



99 



Beligion, etc. 



Simmons, Thomas Frederick, editor. The lay 
folks mass book ; or, the manner of hearing 
mass, with rubrics and devotions for the people, 
in foar texts; and offices in English, according to 
the use of York. From ross. of the 10th to the 
15th century. With appendix, notes, and glos- 

Triibner. 1879. lxxi+472 pp. 8° 
(Early Eng. Text Soc. Orig. ser., 

*l:4050.71- 



sary. Lond. 
[80,947; 41.] 
71.) 



Skeat, ^«t?- Walter W., editor, Alexander and 
Dindimus; or, the letters of Alexander to Din- 
dimus, king of the Brahmans, with the replies of 
Dindimus; being a second fragment of the al- 
literative romance of Alisannder; tr. from the 
Latin, about a. d. 1340-50 ; re-ed. from the unique 
ms. in the Bodleian library, Oxford. Lond. 
Trubner. 1878. xxxvi+93 pp. 8*» [80,957; 41.] 
(Early Eng. Text Soc. Extra ser., 31.) *|:4051.31 

Starkdy, Thomas. England in the reign of King 

Henry VIII. 2 pts. in 1 vol. Lond. Truhner, 

1878. (ii+)clxxvii+236 pp. 8^ [80,946; 41.] 

(Early Eng. Text Soc. Extra ser., 32.) *|:4061.32 

Qm/cn/f: Pt. I. Starkey'H life nnd letters. With An appendix, 
giving An eztrHct from Sir WilliHrn Pqkrut's Plea»aan( poesye of 

t>rini'<*lie pracii^ie, IA48. Ed. by Sidney J. HKaRTAOc. — Pt. 2. A dia- 
ngue between Card ioal Pole and Thomas Lapset. lecturer in rhetoric 
ai Oxford. By Tliomas Staekbt. Ed., with |>retace, notes, and gloe- 
sary, by J. M. Cowpbh. 

ToblBr, • A)ie fremden Worter in der deut- 

schen Sprache. Bas. Schweighauser. 1872. 
56 pp. 12° [58,936; 41.] (Oeffentl. Vorlrage, 
geh. in der Schweiz; II, 2.) In 41:2216 

Virgilius Maro, Publius. The Georgics of Vergil, 
tr. into English verse by Harriet Waters Pres- 
ton. Bost. Osgood, 1881. xii-f 153 pp. 18° 
[79,850; 41.] 1:3959 

Wackernagel, Wilhelm. Ueber den Ursprung 

und die Untwickelung der Sprache. Bas. 

Schweighauser. 1872. 58 pp. 12° [58,936; 41.] 

(Oeflfentl. Vortrage, geh. in der Schweiz; I, 8.) 

In 41:2215 

Wlcllff, John. See WyclilTe, J. 

Wright, W. Aldis, editor, Generydes, a romance 
in seven-line stanzas. Edited from the unique 
paper ms. in Trinity college, Cambridge (about 
1440 A. D.) Lond. Triibner, 1878. x+246 pp. 
8° [80,944; 41.] (Early Eng. Text Soc. Orig. 
ser., 55; 70.) *l:4050.55 

WyclifTe, John. English works. Hitherto un- 
printed. Ed. by P. D. Matthew. Lond. lYub- 
ner, 1880. (ii+)viii+li+iii+572 pp., 1 facs. 
8° [80,948; 41.] (Early Eng. Text Soc. Orig. 
ser., 74.) *l:4050.74 

Religion and Tlieology- 

[Bible.] The New Testament of our Lord and 
Saviour Jesus Christ. Tr. out of the Greek ; 
being the version set forth a. d. 1611 compared 
with the most ancient authorities and revised a. 
D. 1881. Printed for the universities of Oxford 
and Cambridge. Oxf University Press, 1881. 
xxii(+ii)-f 496 pp. 16° [80,847; 41.] 3:226 

The same. Camb. xxv(-|-ii)+606 pp. 8'' [80, 
704; 41.) 3:225 



Brooi(8, Stopford Augustus. Faith and freedom. 

Bost. G, H. Ellis. 1881. xxiii+342 pp. 12° 

[80,670; 41. J 5:4880 

Carey, Daniel. Circumstantial evidences of Chris- 
tianity. Cin. Walden and Stowe, 1881. 305 
pp. 16° [80,662; 41.] 3:3435 

Clarice, James Freeman. The legend of Thomas 

Didymus, the Jewish sceptic. Bost. Lee and 

Shepard. 1881. xiv-|-448pp. 12° [80,309; 41.] 

3:3005 

Cobbe» Francis Power. The hopes of the human 
race, hereafter and here ; essays on the life after 
death. With an introduction having special ref- 
erence to Miirs Essay on religion. 2. ed. Lond. 
Williams and Norgate. 1880. (44-)221 pp. 12° 
[79,740; 41.] 3:5214 

Coolc, Joseph. Christ and modern thought. With 
a preliminary lecture on the methods of meet- 
ing modern unbelief Bost. Roberts, 1881. 
lvii+315 pp. 16° [80,849; 41.] (Boston Mon- 
day lectures, 1880-81.) 5:4034 

ContaimaUo: The seen aud the unspen; T. M. Cx.ark.— Voral 
law in its rflatioos to physical science and to popular religion; E. G. 
RoRiRSOM.— Chhstlaoit^ and the mental activity of the age; T. Guaba. 
—The place of conecience; M. Hopkins.— Development, its nature, 
what it can do and what it can not do; J. MoCobh.— A calm view of 
the temperance question; H. Csosbt.- Old and new theologies; G. R. 
Cbooks.— Facts as to divorce in New England; 8. W. Dikc— Signifi- 
cance of the historic element in scripture; J. B. THOMAa.— The th«- 
istic basis of evolution; J. C. Smith. 

Eternal purpose. A study of the scripture doc- 
trine of immortality. Phil. Lippincott, 1881. 
325 pp. 12° [80,319; 41.] 3:5217 

Gil more, James R. (Edmund Kirke) and Abbott, 
Lyman. The gospel history ; being a complete 
connected account of the life of our Lord, woven 
from the text of the four evangelists. With notes, 
original and selected ; and indexes of texts and 
topics. N. Y. Fords, Howard and Hulbert, 1881. 
vi, 840 pp. 16° [79,831; 41.] 3:3073 

Henne-Am Rhyn, Otto. Kulturgeschichte des 

Judentums von den altesten Zeiten bis zur Ge- 

genwart. Jena. Costenoble, 1880. xiv+527 

pp. 8° [80,586; 41.] 4:220 

HolCOmbe, William H. The end of the world ; 
with new interpretations of history. Phil. 
Lippincott, 1881. 395 pp. 12° [80,298; 41.] 

3:5124 

Houghton, I^oss C. At the threshold : Familiar 
talks with young christians concerning doc- 
trines and duties. Gin. Walden and Stowe, 1881. 
7+133 pp. 16° [80,321; 41.] 5:2690 

Jackson, Bev, George A. The fathers of the third 

century. N. Y. Appletons, 1881. 211 pp. 

18° [80,676; 41.] 5:8 

Merrill, Rev. George E. The story of the manu- 
scripts. Bost. D. Lothrop. [1881.] xxxiii-f 
201 pp., 7 facs. (2 double). 12° [80,896; 41.] 

3:393 

Mulford, Elisha. The republic of God. An in- 
stitute of theology. Bost. Houghton, Mifflin 
and Co, 1881. (iv+)viii+260pp. 12° [80,850; 
41.] 3:4758 



Philosophy, eto. 



100 



HisTOET, na 



RobortS, A. Companion to the revised version 
of the New Testament, explaining the reasons 
for the changes made on the authorized version. 
With supplement by a member of the American 
committee of revision. N. Y. [1881.] Cassell. 
iv-f (iv+)213 pp. 16*^ [80,848; 41.] 3:310 

Robertson, Frederick W. Living thoughts. A 
thesaurus. By Kerr Boyce Tupper. With an 
introduction by William G. Eichards. Chic. S. 
a Griggs. 1881. 265 pp. 12^ [80,318; 41.] 

5:2862 

Savage, Minot Judson. Belief in God ; an ex- 
amination of some fundamental theistic prob- 
lems. To which is added an address on the 
intellectual basis of faith by W. H. Savaqe. Bost. 
(?. H, EUis, 1881. 176 pp. 12° [80,663; 41.] 

3:3936 

Smith, W. Kobertson. The Old Testament in the 

Jewish church. Twelve lectures on biblical 

criticism. N. Y. Appleton. 1881. xii-f-446 pp. 

12° [80,642; 41.] 3:980 

Usher, James, archbp. of Armagh. . A discourse on 

the religion anciently professed by the Irish 

and British. Dublin. 1815. (6+)166 pp. 8° 

[79,915; 41.] 4:853 

Philosophy and Education. 

Alger, William Eounseville. The school of life. 

Bost. Boberts, 1881. 205 pp. 16° [80,906; 

41.] 2:4415 

Bowsr, (^' S. David Hartley and James Mill. 

N. Y. Futnams, 1881. iv+250 pp. 12° 
[80,649; 41.] 2:779 

Kdhr^ C. Die Praxis der Volksschule. Bin Weg- 
weiser zur Fiibrung einer geregelten Schuldis- 
ziplin und zur Ertheilung eines methodischen 
Schulunterrichtes fiir Volksschullehrer und fiir 
solche, die es werden wollen. 8. Aufl. Gotha. 
B. F. Thienemann, 1877. xii+373 pp. 12° 
[80.950; 41.] 2:4849.a 

The same. 5. Aufl. 1872. [43,326.] 2:4849 

Picton, J. Allanson. The mystery of matter, and 

other essays. Lond. Macrnillan. 1878. (iv+) 

xii+(iv+)492 pp. 12° [80,864; 41.] 2:1592 

Cbnfenti : The myatery of matter.— The philosophy of iffnorance. 
—The antithesis of faith and sight.— The essential nature of religion. 
— Chrit>tian pantheism. 

Sizer, Nelson. Choice of pursuits; or, what to 
do, and why, describing seventy-five trades and 
professions, and the talents and temperaments 
required for each ; also, how to educate, on phre- 
nological principles, each man for his proper 
work; together with portraits and biographies 
of many successful thinkers and workers. N. Y. 
Fowler and Wells, 1881. ix, 510 pp., 1 port. 12° 
[80,887; 41.] 2:1959 

Smith, Baxter Perry. The history of Dartmouth 

college. Bost. Boughton, Osgood and Co. 1878. 

vii+474 pp., 2 pis., 1 fold. facs. 8*» [80,611; 41.] 

2:4184 

Student's dream. The. Published for the author. 

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Windelband, Wilhelm. Die Geschichte der neu- 
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mit der allgemeinen Cultur und den besonderen 
WissenBcbaften dargestellt. Leip. Breiikopf u. 
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Oontentt: Vol. 1. Von der Renaissance bifl Kant. 

Vol. 2. Von Kant bis H^gel and Herbart. 

History, Biography, Geography and Travels. 

Alien, David Oliver. India, ancient and modern ; 
geographical, historical, political, social, and 
religious; with a particular account of the state 
and prospects of Christianity. Bost. J. P. Jewett. 
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Arnold, Thomas. The history of Rome. Ee- 
printed entire, from the last Lond. ed. N. Y. 
Appleton. 1851. 3 v. in 1. xiv+670 pp. 8^ 
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Arnold, Thomas, and others. The history of the 
Roman empire, from the time of Julius Csdsar, 
to that of Vitellius. 2. ed. Ed. by E. Pococke. 
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ridge. 3. division.) 26:2191 

Arnold, Thomas, and others. The history of the 
Roman republic, from the earliest records till 
the time of Sylla. 2. ed., ed. by B. Pococke, with 
an introductory dissertation on the credibility of 
early Roman history, by Thomas Arnold. [Loud. 
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division.) 26:2190 

Ashe, Capt. Thomas. History of the Azores, or 
Western Islands; containing an account of the 
government, laws, and religion, the manners, 
ceremonies, and character of the inhabitants ; and 
demonstrating the importance of these valuable 
islands to the British empire. Lond. Sherwood, 
Neely and Jones. 1813. viii+v4-310 pp., 5 pits., 
3 maps (2 fold.) 4^ [3,580; 41.] *26:3202 

Athenian letters; or, the epistolary correspond- 
ence of an agent of the king of Persia, residing 
at Athens during the Peloponnesian war. A new 
ed., to which is prefixed a geographical index. 
Lond. T. Cadelljr. ' \1^%. 2 v. lxii(+ii)+436 
pp., 8 pits., 1 fold, map; xv-f466 pp., 6 pits. A? 
[8,461-2; 41.] *26:3200-320l 

Ifott. Written by B. P. Yorlce, earl of Hardwicke, Chas. Yorke, 
Dr. Rooke, Dr. J. Green, Daniel Wray, Rev^Mr. Heaton, Dr. W.Her- 
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BoiiOWS, Hussel Nevins. The Channing centen- 
ary in America, Great Britain and Ireland. A 
report of meetings held in honor of the 100th 
anniveraary of the birth of William BUery Chan- 
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Biddermann, Carl. Deutschland im 18. Jahr- 
hundert. Leip. Weber. 1867-80. 2 v. in 4. 
xx+423 pp.; xxii-l-544 pp.; x+226+ix(-f iii) + 
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Biedermann Carl (continued.) — 

OtnfentAi Vol. 1. I)eut»chTRud8 politischf, mHt«'rlelle und fiociftle 
ZuBtfinde im IH. jHhrhundprt. 

Vol. 2. DeutBchlnnds goi**(ige, isittlicho and grsellige ZiistAndc 
im 18. .Ifihrhiinderr. Pt. I. Bi» snr Thr<inbej»teiguMff Friedriohs des 
Gros>Ren (174<»). Pi. 2. Divis. 1-3. Von 1740 b\c «uni Ende ties Jahr- 
biinderto.— Generalregieter. 

Bottiger, Carl Wilhelm. Die WeltgevScbicbto in 

Bio^raphien. Ber. Duncker u. Humhlot. 1839- 

40. 3 V. xvi+474 pp.; viii+481 pp.; (6+)572 

pp. 12° [17,924-6; 41.] 26:291-3 

QmtenU : Vola. 1, 2. A lie Geschichte. 
Vol. 3. Mittlere Goschichte. 

Callery, J. M. and Yvan, M. History of the in- 
surrection in China; with notices of the Chris- 
tianity, creed, and proclamations of the insur- 
gents. Translated from the French, with a 
supplementary chapter, narrating the most recent 
events, by John Oxknford. With a fac-simile of 
a Chinese map of the course of the insurrection, 
and a portrait of Tien-Te, its chief N. Y. Har- 
pers, 1853. viii, 301 pp., 1 port., 1 facs. map. 
12° [8,315; 41.] 26:1907 

ChamiCh, Michael, /afA^r. History of Armenia; 
from B. c. 2247 to a. d. 1780, or 1229 of the Ar- 
menian era, tr. from the original Armenian, by 
Johannes Avdall. To which is appended a con- 
tinuation of the history by the translator, from 
the year 1780 to the present date. Calc. Bishop's 
college press, 1827. 2 v. lxi+414 pp., 1 fold, 
map, 1 fold, pi.; xiv+565 pp., 1 fold. pi. 12° 
[12,383-4; 41.] 26:1615-16 

Clark, R^' Davis Wasgatt, editor. Historical 
sketches; or, narratives of striking events in 
the course of human affairs. Cin. A, Poe and 
L. Hitchcock. 1866. 443 pp. 16° [28,740; 41.] 
(Fireside reading.) 26:1100 

Contentti: The Norman conquent. — Nnpoleon'fl RiiMinn campnign. 
— Per8f>cntJon of the prote9Unt<« under Louis XIV, of France. — Hiii- 
tory of Poland.— The conquest of Mexico.— Hiilory of the slave- 
trade. — History of the Bastile. 

Crlchton, Andrew. The history of Arabia, an- 
cient and modern. Containing a description of 
the country; an account of its inhabitants, an- 
tiquities, political condition, and early commerce, 
the life and religion of Mohammed, the conquests, 
arts, and literature of the Saracens, the caliphs 
of Damascus, Bagdad, Africa, and Spain, the 
civil government and religious ceremonies of the 
modern Arabs, origin and suppression of the 
Wahabees, the institutions, character, manners, 
and customs of the Bedouins, and a comprehen- 
sive view of its natural history. N. Y. Harpers, 
1855. 2 V. X, 418 pp., 1 fold, map; 422 pp., ill us. 
18° [8,510-11; 41.] 26:1630-31 

Chronological tables; comprehending the chro- 
nology and history of the world from the ear- 
liest records to the close of the Kussian war. 
Lond. K Griffin, 1857. 2 v. (4+)318 pp., 1 
fold, map; (4+;319-690 pp., 1 fold. map. 12° 
[10,034; 4,240; 41. J (Bncycl. metrop.; S. T. 
Coleridge.) 26:120-21 

Oonfents: Vol. 1. Ancient and mediceval history : a. m. I to a. d. 
Vol. 2. Modem history : 1601 to 1866. 

[Dodd, George.] The history of the Indian re- 
volt and of the expeditions to Persia, China, 
and Japan. 1856-7-8. Lond. W. and R. Cham- 
bers. [1859.] viii-l-634 pp., 4 col'd maps (3 fold.), 
us. in teit. 4° [17,318; 41.] 26:1742 



Dodge, Theodore A. The campaign of Chancel- 

lorsvilie. Bost. Osgood. 1881. vi(-rii)+261 

pp., 4 fold. maps. 8° [80,910; 41.] 29:2701 

Drake, Samuel Gardner. The history and an- 
tiquities of Boston, the capital of Massachusetts 
and metropolis of New England, from its settle- 
ment in 1630, to the year 1770. Also, an intro- 
ductory history of the discovery and settlement 
of New England. With notes, critical and illus- 
trative. 2. ed. Bost. Author. 1857. 3 v. x(-f ii)4- 
400 pp., 17 pis., 1 facs., ill us. in text; (2-[-)401- 
840 pp., 22 pis., 1 fold, plan, illus. in text; 139 
pis., 2 maps, f ° [80,939; 41.] *A 

Note. Only 101 copies printed. The plates were collected by the 
author for his own private copy. 

Duncker, Max. The history of antiquity. Prom 
the German by Evelyn Abbott. Lond. Bent- 
ley. 1877-80. 4 V. xiii+581 pp.; vi-f(ii-|-) 
328 pp.; iv-f 459 pp.; vi(-f 11)4-557 pp. 8° [60,451; 
74,533; 75,751; 79,771; 41.] 10:317-20 

Edwards, Jonathan. Catalogue of the Greek and 

lioman coins in the numismatic collection of 

Yale College. N. Hav. 1880. vii+236 pp. 8° 

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Farr, Edward. Ancient history; containing the 
history of the Egyptians, Assyrians, Chaldeans, 
Medes, Lydians, Carthaginians, Persians, Mace- 
donians, the Seleucidad in Syria, and Parthians. 
From Bollin, and other authentic sources, both 
ancient and modern. Cin. Moore, Wilstach, 
Keys and Co. 1856. 4 v. x, 310 pp.; vi, 333 pp.; 
V, 329 pp.; vii, 362 pp. 12° [684-7; 41.] 

26:835-8 

ODntmt^ : Vol. 1. Historv of the Egyptiaas. 
Vol. 2. History of the Macedonians. 
Vol. 3. History of the Persians. 

Vol. 4. History of the Macedonians, the Seleacidie in Syria, and 
Parthians. 

Freeman, Edward Augustus. Old-English his- 
tory. 2. ed., rev. Lond. Macmillan. 1871. 
xxxiii(+iii)-f371 pp., 4 fold, and col'd maps. 16° 
[39,927; 41.] 27:1795 

Froissart, Jean. Chronicles of England, France, 
Spain, Portugal, Scotland, Brittany, Flanders 
and the adjoining countries ; translated from the 
original French, at the command of King Henry 
Vlll., by John Bourchisr, lord Berners. Kepr. 
from Pynson's ed. of 1523 and 1525 ; with the 
names of places and persons carefully corrected ; 
to which are added, a memoir of the translator, 
and a copious index to the work. Lond. Riv- 
ingtons. 1812. 2 v. 4+797 pp.; xix-f 765+53 
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Froissart, Jean. Collection de chroniqnes, me-' 
moires et antres documents pour servir a 
I'histoire de France depuis ie commencement da 
xiii* sidcle jusqu'a la mort de Louis XIV.; mis en 
ordre et accompagnee de prefaces, notices, expli- 
cations et dissertations historiques, par Jean Ya- 
noski Froissart. Par. F. Didot 1853. (4+) 
473 pp. 16° [9,516; 41.] 26:2945 

Gairdner, James. The houses of Lancaster and 
York. With the conquest and loss of France. 
Bost. Estes and Lauriat. 1875. xiii+252 pp., 
5 maps (2 col'd and fold., 1 cord). 18° [44,577; 
41.] (Epochs of history; Edward E.Morris.) 

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Galienga, Antonio. {L. Mariotti.) The invasion 
of Denmark in 1864. Lond. Bentley. 1864. 
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Gardiner, Samuel Kawson. Prince Charles and 
the Spanish marriage, 1617-1623. ' A chapter 
of English history, founded principally upon un- 
published documents in this country, and in the 
archives of Simancas, Venice and Brussels. Lond. 
Hurst and Blackett, 1869. 2 v. xxiv-f 476 pp.; 
xii+488 pp. 8*^ [35,822; 41.] 27:1850-51 

General register of politics and literature in Eu- 
rope and America, for the year 1827. Preceded 
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Gibbon, Edward. Geschichte des Verfalles uud 
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einer biographischen Skizze iiber den Verfasser. 
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Gibbon, Edward. The history of the decline and 
fall of the Eoman empire. Pr. from the ed. in 
12 vols., with an introductory memoir of the au- 
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The same. With notes by H. H. Milman. A 

new ed., to which is added a complete index of 
the whole work. Bost. Phillips, Sampson and 
Co. 1854. 6 V. liii-f 590 pp., 1 port.; xiv+593 
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10,454,8.] 26:2221-6 

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The same. With notes by Milman and Guizot. 

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With portrait and maps. Bost. Little, Brown 
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Goldsmith, Oliver. History of Greece. Pinnock^s 

improved edition, for the use of schools. Ee- 
vised, corrected, and very considerably enlarged, 
by the addition of several new chapters and nu- 
merous useful notes. Together with questions 
for examination at the end of each section. By 
Wm. C. Taylor. 35 Amer., from the 19. Engl, 
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Grattan, WiUiam. Adventures of the Connaught 

rangers. Lond. H. Colbum, 1847-53. 2 
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Gretton, A. L. V. The vicissitudes of Italy, since 
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Hal lam, Henry. View of the state of Europe 
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Hallam, Henrj'^ {continued.) — 

The same. 10. ed., including supplemental notes. 
Bost. Little, Brown and Co. 1853. 3 v. xv+ 
504 pp.; vii-j-427pp.; iv4-517pp. 8° [4,115-17.] 

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viii-t-17-568 pp. 8^ 



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1867. 3v. 
12° [17, 
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1854. 1 V. 
089; 74,338.1 
The same. "N. Y. W. J. Widdleton. 

xiv, 484 pp.; v, 404 pp.; iv, 488 pp. 
402-4.] 
The same. The students* history of the middle 

ages, incorporating in the text the author's 
latest researches, with additions from recent 
writers, and adapted to the use of students by 
William Smith. Lond. J. Murray. 1871. 1 v. 
vii+643 pp. 12° [27,328.] 26:992 

Heoren, Arnold Hermann Ludwig. Ancient 

Greece. Tr. by George Bancroft. Also three 
historical treatises, by the same author. 1. Po- 
litical consequences of the reformation. 2. The 
rise, progress, and practical influence of political 
theories. 3. The rise and growth of the conti- 
nental interests of Great Britain. New and impr. 
ed. Lond. H G. Bohn. 1847. xii+518 pp. 8^ 
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Heeren. Arnold Hermann Ludwig. Historical re- 
searcnes into the politics, intercourse, and trade 
of the Carthaginians, Ethiopians, and Egyptians. 
Tr. from the German. 2. ed., corr., and to which 
is added an index, new appendixes, and other ad- 
ditions. Lond. H. Q. Bohn. 1857. 7+xxxii+ 
520 pp., fold, map, 3 plans (2 fold.) 8° [516; 41.] 

26:1953 

Haeren, Arnold Hermann Ludwig. Historical 

researches into the politics, intercourse, and 

trade of the principal nations of antiquity. Tr. 

from the German. Lond. H, G. Bohn. 1854. 

2 V. xvi+448 pp., 2 maps (1 fold.); iv+472 pp., 

3 pis. (2 fold.) 8*» [3,428-9; 41.] 26:1605-6 

Contents: Vol.1. PerAiaDS, Phcdnicians, BaDylontans. 
Voi.8. Scythians, Indians. — Appendixes. 

Heeren, Arnold Hermann Ludwig. A manual of 
ancient history, particularly with regard to the 
constitutions, the commerce, and the colonies, of 
the states of antiquity. Tr. from the German. 
6. ed. With a biographical sketch of the author. 
Lond. H. G. Bohn. 1854. xvi(4-ii)4-xxx+413 
pp. 8*» [560; 41.] 26:853 

Heeren. Arnold Hermann Ludwig. A manual of 
the history of the political system of Europe 
and its colonies, from its foundation at the close 
of the 15. century, to its re-establishment upon 
the fall of Napoleon. Tr. from the 5. German ed. 
Lond. H. G. Bohn. 1857. xxxii-f540 pp. 8** 
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Hermes, Carl Heinrich. GeschichtQ der neuesten 

Zeit. N. Y. Westermann. 1848. 3 v. (6-f ) 

524 pp., frontis.; (64-)644 pp., frontis.; (6-f )818 

+80 pp., 1 port. 12° [15.902-4; 41.1 26:1236-8 

Contents: Vol. 1. Die Restauration nach dem Hturze Napoleons 
und die ReTolutiooen io Spanien, Portugal uDd Neapel. — Der heilige 
Bund auf der HOhe seiner Mncht und der Sieg Qber die Revolutioiien 
\m westlichen Luropa. — Englands Qberwiegender Einfluss in alien 
Welttheilen. 

Vol. 2. Die Stockungen in der poll tischen Entwiekelang des eu- 
ropftischen Festlandes und die An(&nge der Wiederbelebun^.— Die 
fransOsisehe Jali'ReTolution.— Die nachsten Folgen der Jali>ReTo- 
latlon. 



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Hermes, Carl Heinrich (continued,) — 

Vol.3. r>J«» weitere Kntwickf^limg der politinohen Verhaltr.iHse 
niieh dcr Julirevohition. Die politl.«chen Verrindnrung^^n in GroHs- 
biitannien imd Im doandinavlMrhen Nordfn. — Pie rilclcwirkfnde 
Brwegung oach dem Ab9chlu»9e der .Tuli-Revulution. 

Historical pictures of the Middle ageB, in black 
and white; made on the spot by a wandering 

artist. Lond. Longmans. ]84(i. 2 v. xiii 
+ ni)+313 pp., frontis.; (4+)321 pp. 12*» 
2,067-8; 41.] 26:932-3 

Qmtenh: Vol.1. BAsle, Swilierland.— The nun»* war.— The war 
of the two abbot.4. 

Vol. 2. ThA war of the two abbote {eontinuedi. The passage of (he 
grand Saint Bernard. — Berlha, queen of Tran#jurane-Burgundv. 

Hoveden, Boger de. See Rogerus de Hoveden. 

Kaempfer, Engelbcrt The history of Japan ; 
giving an account of the antient and present 
state and government of that empire; of its tem- 
ples, palaces, castles and other buildings; of its 
metals, minerals, trees, plants, animals, birds, and 
fishes ; of the chronology and succession of the 
emperors, ecclesiastical and secular; of the origi- 
nal descent, religions, customs and manufactures 
of the natives, and of their trade and commerce 
with the Dutch and Chinese. Together with a 
description of the kingdom of Siam. Written in 
high Dutch, tr. by J. G. Scheuchzer. With the 
life of the author, and an introduction. To which 
is ad ded, part of a journal of a voyage to Japan, 
made by the English in the year 1673. Lond. 
T. Woodward, 1727-8. 2 v. (xiv-f)lii-f.392 
(+33 pp., 18 pis. (17 fold.), 2 maps (1 fold.); (4+) 
393~612+(2+)75+ll(+7) pp., 21 pis. (19 fold.), 
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KaufVnann, Georg. Die Germanen der Urzeit. 

Leip. Duncker u. Humblot. 1880. xii +360 pp. 8^ 

[80,986; 41.] (Deutsche Geschichte bis auf Karl 

den Grossen; 1.) 28:1536 

Koch, Christopbe Guillanme. History of the 
revolutions in Europe, from the subversion of 
the Koman empire in the west, till the abdication 
of Bonaparte. From the French by Andrew 
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Lamartine, Alphonse Marie Louis de Prat de. 
The history of the restoration of monarchy in 
France. N.Y. Harpers, 1851-3. 4 v. xvi+ 
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LatOUr, Antoine de, editor, Petits chefs-d'oeuvre 
historiques. Par. Didot freres, 1854. 2 v. 
(4+)383 pp.; 448 pp. 16° [9,379-80; 41.] 

26:1098-9 

Qm(ent$: Vol.1. La conspiration de Walstein; J. F. Saksazin.— 
La conjurHtioD de Fieaoiie; J. K. P. de Gondi. — Relation des cam- 

fmgnca de Rocroy et de Fiibourg; H. dp Bbo86.— Histoire de la r^vo- 
Qii^n de Rtmaio en 1762; C. C. de RuLHidSEs.— Prteis historique 9Ur 
lea Manres d'Enpagne; Jean Pierre Claris de Flohian. 

Vol. 2. (Conjuration des E^pagnolB contre Venise ; C. ViOHAmo.^- 
BiMoire dea revolutions de Portugal; Uistoire des rdfolutions de 
8u^de; R. A. de Veetot. 

Lieber, Francis, compiler and translator. Great 

events, described by distinguished historians, 

chroniclers, and other writers. N. Y. Harpers. 

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OantenU: The battle at Thermopylne (a. c. 480); HxaoooTrs —The 
death of Hocrales (b. c. :iO'J); Plato.— The surrender of the Roman 
army at I he defile nearCHUdium (b. c. 319); Litt.— Impeachment of 
PubJiQs Cornelius Scipio, snrnamed Africanus, and of Lucius Corne- 
liuB Scipio, Buraamed ^siaticus (b. o. ib7); Livt.— Delivery of the 



Lieber, Francis {continued.) — 

four Svii'S forest di:«rriota (Waldfttadte. ▲. d. 13i»3) TscHcm.— The 
h'Utle at Sempach (I-T}6); John vnn MQllbb. — The death of Hubs 
(Ul.^); Theobald.— The conque.at o( Constuntinople (14.Vi); Gibbon. — 
ftfnrtin Luther's apftearance before the diet of ch«» German empire, 
at Worms (15'21); Mahhcinkckk. — The fiege and surrender of Rhodes 
(1522); Abb4> Vkht<jt. >The "nek of Rome (1&27); James Bomapaete, 
nn eyewitneHS.- Henr^ VII 1., kins of England, and Catharine of 
ArsBon, his queen, before the legatine court, consisting of uardinalB 
Wc»i,-ey and CHmpex&rio (1627); George Cavemoibh.— The sicj^es of 
Leyden (1574), and Ostend (iGol); Bkntitoolio. — The destruction of 
the infincib'e armada (I6S8); John Stowk.— The s'.ege of Zaragoia 
(1808); SouTHBT and Napibe.— Glossary.- Index. 

[<Vialkin, J- H.] Historical parallels. Lond. 0, 

Knight, 1831-5. 2 v. vi+408 pp.; v+414 

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Maryland Historical Society, Proceedings of the, 

in connection with the celebration of the 150th 
anniversary of ihe settlement of Baltimore. Bait. 

1880. 123 pp. 8^ [80,302; 41.] 30:701 

Merivale, Charles. History of the Romans an- 
der the empire. 2. ed. Lond. Longmans, 
1852-8. 6 V. xvi+546 pp., 1 told, map; vii4-544 
pp., 1 fold, map; viii-[-555 pp.; viii-|-608 pp., 1 
fold, map; viii-f 612 pp.; xii+606 pp., 1 map, 1 
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Moulton, Louise Chandler. Random rambles. 

Bost. Roberts, 1881. vi, 282 pp. 18^ 
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Iiiot€. Sketches of European traTel. 

Nllilier, Johannes von. The history of the world; 
from the earliest period to the year of our Lord 
1783, with particular reference to the affairs of 
Europe and her colonies. Tr. from the German; 
rev., corr. and illustrated by a notice of the life 
and writings of the author, by Alexander H. 
Everett. N. Y. Harpers. 1847. 4 v. xlv, 
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Ompteda, Ludwig, Frhrr, von, Bilder aus deni 
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Onderdonk, Henry. Queens county, in olden 
times; being a supplement to the several his- 
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Parkman, Francis. The Oregon trail. Sketches 

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Pococke, B., Talfourd, Sir Thomas Noon, Rutt, 
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Ranking, John. Historiital researches on the wars 
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Rawllnson, George. The five great monarchies 
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NoU. Vol. 2, Pt. 2-Vol. 4 pub. in Raasei. 

Contenta: Vol. 1. Vod dem Anfange der V6lkerwanderung bis auf 
die Abba^siden und Karln den Grossen. 

Vol. 2, Pt. 1. Geschichte des Abendlandes.— Pt. 2. Geschichte 
des Morgenlandes. 

Vol. 3, Pt. 1. Das Zeitalter der Kreuszage : Allgemeine Ge- 
schichte and Geffchichte des Abendlandes.— Pc. 2. Das Zeitalter der 
KreuuQge : Geschichte des Morgenlandes. 

Vol. 4, Pt. 1. Geschir^hte der deutschen und italienischen Staa- 
ten bis sum Ende des Mittelalters.— Pt. 2. Geschichte der west- 
lichen, ndrd lichen und Ostlichon Staaten Enropas bis sum Ende des 
Mittelalters. — Pt. 3. Geschichte des Morgenlandes bis sum Ende 
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RetZy Jean-Fran^ois-Paul de Gondi, cardinal de. 

Conspiracy of John Lewis Fiesco against Genoa. 

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Reumont, Alfred von. The Carafas of Maddaloni: 

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Vol. 2. 1181-1201. 

Rollin, Charles. The ancient history of the 
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The same. Cin. Applegate. 1852. x, 668 pp. 
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Rollin, Charles. Histoirc ancienne par Rollin, 
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RO888, J- Willoughby. An index of dates, com- 
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Vol. 2. K-Z. 

Saint- R6al, Cesar Vischard, ahhe de. Conspiracy 

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Schlosser, Friedrich Christoph. Geschichte des 
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ConttnU: Vol. 1. Bis sum Belgrader Frieden. 

Vol. 2. Bis sum allgemeinen Frieden um 1763. 

Vol. 3. Bis auf den Anfang des Krieges zwischen Frankreich und 
Englsnd am 1778. 

Vol. 4. Bi9 auf den gesoheiterteu Versach der Aufldsung der 
fransd»ischen Parlamente um 1788. 

Vol. 6. Bis April 1797. 

Vol. 6. Bis sur Sohlacht Ton Austerlits. 

Vol. 7. Bis sum Frieden Ton Srhftnbrunn. 

Vol. 8. Bis sum Jahre 1816.— VollstAndiges Namen- nnd Sachre- 
gister. 

Schlosser. Friedrich Christoph. Weltgeschichte 
fiir das deutsche Volk. TJnter Mitwirkung des 
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The same. 1844-57. 19 v. [19,258-76.] 26:484-502 

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CbntenU: Vol. 1. From the creation to the fall o( the western Ro- 
THRn pmpire. 

Vol. 2. From the accesdion o'' Philip of Macedon to the Roman 
connuest of Carthaae and Aoia. 

Vol. ^. lirom the triumvirate of Tiberius Gracchus to the fall ot 
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Smith, William. A history of Greece, from the 
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Taylor, William Cooke. A manual of ancient 
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Thou, Jacques Auguste de. Historiarum sui 

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Vnl.a. FranciHCus 11 etCarolus IX. 

Vol. 3. Cnrolus IX.— Henricua III. 

Vol. 4. Hennciift III et IV. 

VoIh. 6, 6. Henricu9 IV. 

Vol. 7. Sylloge pcripiorum ?arli generis et argumenti: in qua 
plurimn de vita, moribup, ge8ti«, fortuna, fK;riptia, familia, amioia, et 
ininniniH Thunni, acitu digni8»*ima cuntinentur; ex quibnn pariiro 
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Cbntentt: Vn|. ]. Die Geachfchte dee AUerthums. 
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Whitehead, William A., editor. Documents relat- 
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Contmtt : GrQndung dea Kdnif^reicha Jerusalem. 

Vol.2. Daa Kdnigreieh Jeruaaiem und die K&mpfe der Christen 
wider die Ungl&ubigen bis au dem Verlusfce der Grafachart Eileasa 
und der KreuasQffe der Kdnige Conrad III. und Ludwig VI I L, 1146. 

Vol. 3. Pt. I. J[>er Kreuxxug der Deutj«chen und Franaosen unter 
Conrad III. und Ludwig VII.— Pt. 8. Die RAmpfe der Christen wider 
Nureddin und Saladin bi8 sum Verluate ?on Jerusalem, 1187. 

Vol. 4. Der Krenzsug dea Kaiaera Friednch I., und der Kdnige 
Phil ipp August ?on Frankreich und Richard von England. 

Vol. 6. Der Kreuzsug des Kaisers Ueinrich VI., und die Erobe* 
rung Ton Constant inopel. 

Vol. 6. Geschichte der Kreuafahrten nach dem gelobten Lande 
wAhrend der ersten Halite dea 13. Jahrh. 

Vol. 7. P%. 1. Die KreuBsCge des KdnigM Ludwig dea Heiligen und 
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Baird, Spencer Fnllerton. Mammals of North 
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Bechstein, Johann Matthiius. Cage and cham- 
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Bechstein, Johann Matthaus and Scharfenberg, 

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Contenfs: Vol. 1. History and deccription of land birds. 
Vol. 2. History and description of water birds. 

Bingley, Bev. William. Animal biography, or 
popular zoology; comprising authentic anec- 
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Vol. 2. C«^tAceou8 animals.— Birds.— Amphibious animals. 

Vol, 3. Fishes.— Insects.— Worms. 

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Blackwall, John. A history of the spiders of 
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Contentt: Vol. I. Die Wirbelthtere den Wttldeo. 
Vol. 2. Die wirbt'llonen Thiere dcs Wnldeii. 

Brehm, Alfred Edmund and Zimmermann, Th. F. 

Bilder und Skizzen aus dcm Zoologischen Gar- 
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Br6Wer, Thomas Mayo. North American oology, 
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Brickell, John. The natural history of North 
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Leuckart, Rudolf. Naehtrage und Berichtigun- 
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Hoevon's Handbuch der Zoologie. Eine syste- 
matisch geordnele Uebersicht der hauplsachlicb- 
sten neueren Leistungen iiber die Zoologie der 
wirbellosen Thiere. Leip. L. Voss. 1856. vi+ 
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Lewes, George Henry. Sea-side studies at IHra- 

combe, Temby, the Scilly isles and Jersey. 

Edin. Blackwood. 1858. ix+414 pp., 7 pis. 12° 

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Lewes, George Henry. Studies in animal life. 

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text. 12° r-)^72; 4,683; 41] 44:384 

Loudon, ^rs. Jane Webb. The entertaining 
naturalist, being popular descriptions, tales, 
and anecdotes of more than 500 animals. A new 
ed., rev. and enl., by VV. S. Dallas. Lond. 'Bdl 
and Dalily, 1867. xii+634 pp., frontis., illus. in 
text. 12° [25,140; 41.] 44:386 

Macgillivray, William. The conchologist's text- 
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and Linnaeus, with a glossary of technical terms, 
to which is added a brief account of the raoUusca. 
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xii, 232 pp., 21 col'd pis. 16° [5,915; 41.] . 

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Macleay, William Sharp and Horsfleld, Thomas. 
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Maunder, Samuel. The treasury of natural his- 
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kingdom. To which are added, a syllabus of 
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to children between the ages of eight and ten, 
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Menageries, The. The natural history of mon- 
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Miner, T. B. The American bee-keeper's manual; 
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Morgan, Lewis Henry. The American beaver 
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Mudie, Robert. The feathered tribe of the Brit- 
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Natural history of quadrupeds. N, Y. Harpers. 

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Newman, Edward. The grammar of entomology. 
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44:2139 
Newman, Edward. A familiar introduction to 
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Nitzsch, Christian Ludwig. Pterylography. Tr. 

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Nuttall, Thomas. A manual of the ornithology 
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Nuttall, Thomas. A manual of the ornithology 
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Ochsenhelmer, Ferdinand. Die Schmetterlinge 
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Ogilvie, George. The master-builder's plan; or, 
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Osten-Sacken, Carl Robert Romanoff, Baron von. 

Catalogue of the described diptera of North 
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Owen, Richard. On the classification and geo- 
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the lecture on Sir Robert Readers foundation, de- 
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Packard, Alpheus Spring, jr. The Hessian fly, 
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Paoe, David. Man ; where, whence, and whither? 
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Pritchard, Andrew. A history of infusoria, liv- 
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Rathk6, Heinrich. Zur Morphologic. Reisebe- 
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Reaumur, Rene Antoine Ferchault de. Memoires 
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Redfleld, James W. Comparative physiognomy, 

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Rennie, James. ^ Fahigkeiten und Krafle der Yd- 

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Rennie, Janies. Insect architecture; to which 
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Rennie, James. Die Lebensweise der Vogel. 
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Rennie, James. Natural history of birds. Their 
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History, Biography, Geography and TraveFs. 

Abbott, John Stevens Cabot. Tho empire of Aus- 
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Apianus [Gtrm. Bienewitz], Potrus amt Gemma. 
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versi orbis. Adjecti saul alit.tuni Gemm.e Frisii, 
turn aliorum aiictorum ejus argumeiite iraelatus 
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ASChbach, Joseph. Goachichte der Ommaijaiien 
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Aschbach, Joseph. Gcschicht« Spaniuus iind 

Portugals zur Zeit der H.orrschaft der Almoravi- 
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The same. 2 v. in 1. [15,996] 27:766 

Badoau, Adam. Military history oi Ulysses ^. 

Grant, from April, 1861, to April, ItJO.'i. N. Y. 
Appleton. 1868-81. 3 v. xiii-f683 p],,, 1 p|,, 17 
maps; x{+ii)4-591 pp., 9 fold, miips (3 in 
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Barnes, A. S., editor. A brief history of ancient 

peoples, with an account of their monumenta, 
literature and manners. N. Y. A. S. Barnes. 
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Barrington, George. The history of New Soulh 
Wales, including Botany Bay, Port Jacknon, 
Parramatta, Sydney, and all its dcppndencies 
from the original discovery of tbe inland, with 
the customs and manners of tbe natives, and an 
acconnt of the English colony, from its foundation 
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544(4-4) pp., illus. 12" [5,426; 42.] 28:21>23 

Barthoid, Friedrich Wilhelm. Gescbiihle des 
groasoD dcutscben Krieges vom Tode GusUtv 
Adolfs ah, mit besonderer Riicksicht auf. 
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Beitzke, Heinrich. Geschichte der dcutschen 
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Bell, Robert. A history of Russia. Lond. Long- 
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Bicycle tour. A, in England and Wales. Made in 
1S79, by the president, Alfred D. Chandler, 
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dix giving information on tho use of the bicycle, 
both in Europe and the United States. Bost. A. 
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Boyd, C. R. Resources of south-wont Virginia, 
showinjj tbe mineral deposit of iron, coal, 
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various countries, methods of transportation, etc. 
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representing the geo^nuy^, geology and topo- 
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Carlson, Friedrich Ferdinand. GescbichteSchwe- 
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Caro, Jacob. Gosohicbte Polons. 2. Tbeil, 1300- 

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Chandler, Zachariab ; an oullino sketch of hie 
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Chflsney, Col. Francis Rawdon. The Russo-Turk- 
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of the present state of affairs in the East. With 
an appendix containing the diplomatic corre- 
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secret correspondence between the Rusi^ian and 
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28:2800 

Churchill, Charles Henry,' The Druzes and tho 

Maroniles under the Turkish rule, 1840-60. 

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Churton, F^dward. Gongora; an historical and 
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of Lewis de'ooxo'o*'. r Aihjoti:. 

Val.l. Bliitoricalp<iumB(wntlnual).— BallaJs, und other poems. 

Clement, Charles. Michelangelo, N. Y, Scrib- 
nersand Welford. 1880. (10+)111 pp., It! pis., 
■"" [81,2;)S; lii.] (lUijH. bio^. of the 
Hut artists.) 24:2t)48 

wmmi, }•'>»(■' Antonio. lliHlury of the dominion 
of the Arabs in Spain. Tr. from the Spanish 
Mrs. Jimathan Foster. Lond. H. Q. Bo/in. 
j*S 3 V. xi( + iii)4 511 pp.; xv + 493 pp.; 

gt^W- l**" [9.072; 9,10&-i;; 42.] 27:780,1-3 

ay, Moucure ttanic). Thomas Carlylo. lllns. 
Harpers. 1881. vii, 255 pp., Sports,, 4 pits., 
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■chdeiir-jii of IV-'ltn. History of 

"■om llio Ibiindiition of 

Iihodijli)h of Ilapsburgh, to the 

" 1218 to 1792.'3, ed. Lond. 

Sv, xvi + 528 pp,, 1 port,; 

riii+592 pp., 1 purt. 16° 

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Crichton, Andrew and Whoaton, Henry. Scan- 
dinavia, ancient and modern ; being a history 
of Denmark, Sweden, and Norway ; comprehend 
ing a description of these countries ; an account 
of the raylhology, government, laws, manners, 
and institutions of the early inhabitants ; and of 
the present state of society, religion, literature 
arts, and commerce ; with illustrations of theii 
natural history. N. Y. Harpers. 1854. 2 v 
xvii, 373 pp., 1 map, illus. in text.; x, 403 pp. 
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Cahlmann, FriedHch Cliristoph. Gescbicbte von 
Danemark. Ham. Perthes. 1840-13. 3 v, 
xxi-i-5l4pp.; xxit(-j-ii)+382pp., 1 fold, map; xii + 
408 pp. 12° [19,322-^i 42.] (Geschichte der 
europ. Stuaton ; Heorcn a. Ukert,) 28:2060-62 

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DavieS, C. M. The history of Holland and the 
Dutch nation, from the beginning of the 10. 
century to the end of the 18. ; including an ac- 
count of the municipal institutions, commercial 
pursuits, and social habits of the people; the rise 
and progress of the protcstant reformation in 
Holland; the intestine dissensions, foreign wars, 
etc, Lond. J. Willis. 1851, 3 v. XTi-|-621 pp., 

1 fold, map; xiv(+ii)-f-744 pp.; xvi-|-703 pp. 8° 
[1,343-5; 42.] 28:1200-1202 

Davis, JclTcrson. The rise and fall of the confed- 
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Oonfents: Vol. 1. GrOridung des KaifterthumB. 
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Vol. 4. Siaufer und Welfen. 
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Gilman, Arthur. Kings, queens and barbarians; 

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Hammer-Purgstall, Joseph, Frhr. von. Geschich- 
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QmfenU: Vol.1. Von der GrOndung des osmanischen Reiches 
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Vol. 4. Vom RegieninffSAntriUe Murad's III. bis aur sweyten Bnt- 
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Vol. ft. Vom kegierung!«antritte Murad's IV. bis sar EroeDoung 
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Vol. 6. Von der Grosswesirschafl Mohammed K0prili*8 bis sum 
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Contents: Vol. 1. Die Zeilen tod der vonst4ndigen Eroberung 
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Vol. 2. Voii den ersteo Jithrsebnten des 9. Jabrh. bis mm Anfang 
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Vol. 3. Geschichte des suddstlicben Spaniens, insbesoDd^re 
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Mackiey John Milton. Life of Schamyl; and 

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Mailath v. Szekhely, Johann Nepomuk Josef, (7ra/. 
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OonicnU: Vol.1. Von don ulteotpn Zciten bis sum Abgange der 
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Talleyrand. 2. ed. Par. Levy freres. 1870. 

(4^)243 pp. 12° [81,083; 42.] 25:1247 

Sayer, Capt. Frederic. Tho history of Gibraltar 
and of its political relation to events in Europe; 
from the commencement of the Moorish dynasty 
in Spain to the last Morocco war. With original 
and unpublished letters from the Prince of Hesse, 
Sir George Eliott, the Due de Crillon, Colling- 
wood, and Lord Nelson, and an account of the 
fourteen sieges the rock has sustained since it be- 
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42.] 27:876 

Sch'afer, Heinrich. Geschichte von Portugal. 
Ham. Perthes. 1836-54. 5 v. xxiv+487 pp.; 
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der europ. Staaten; Heeren u. Ukert.) 27:883-7 

Content*: Vol. 1. Von dor Entstehung des Staates bis sum [Erld- 
f*chen der ocht«n burgundiHchen Linie, \'AS6. 

Vol. 2. Bis ziim Schlui>8e des Mittclalters. 

Vol.3. Vom RegieningsftDtritt des K6nigs Maouel bis sur Ver- 
einiffUDg PoriDgals mil SpaiiieD. 

Vol. 4. Bis sur Ab^^etzune des KAnigs Alfonso VI. 

Vol. 6. Bis sum Ausbruch der Revolution im Jahr 1820.— Register. 

Sch6iger, J- Andeutungen zur Geschichte und 

Beschreibung des biirgerlichen Zeughauses in 

Wien. Wien. Edle v. Oehlen'sche Erben, 1833. 

(2+)66 pp. 12° [21,625; 42.] *28:1710 

Schilier. Johann Christoph Friedrich von. His- 
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miscellany, 18, 19.) 28:1715-16 

Qmtenta : Vol. 1. The thirty years* war. 

Vol. 2. Thirty years* war, oon/»nu«d.— Trial of Counts Egroont 
and Horn.— The siege of Antwerp. 

Schilieri Johann Christoph Friedrich von. His- 
tory of the thirty years' war. Tr. from the 
German, by A. J, W. Morrison. N. Y. Harpers. 
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The same. Lond. H. G. Bohn, 1873. [74,703.] 

Id 34:1927 



Sichiller, Johann Christoph Friedrich von. His- 
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28:1260 

The same. Lond. H. G. Bohn. 1873-4. [74, 
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Schnitzler, Johann Heinrich. Secret history of 
the court and government of Russia under 
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Schouler, James. History of the United States 

of America, under the constitution. Vol. 1. 

1783-1801. Wash. W. H. and 0. H. Morrison, 

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Serpa Pinto, Alexandre de. How I crossed 
Africa. From the Atlantic to the Indian ocean, 
through unknown countries; discovery of the 
Great Zambesi affluents, etc. Tr. from the au- 
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containing 15 maps and facsimiles and 132 illus- 
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*2I:1 176.1-2 

Sibley, John Langdon. Biographical sketches of 

graduates of Harvard university, in Cambridge, 

Mass. Vol. 2. 1659-1677. Camb. C. W. Sever. 

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Sinding, Paulin Kristian. History of Scandinavia' 
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28:2169 

Snorri SturluSOn. Heimskringla ; or, chronicle 
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Somers, John, lord. A collection of scarce and 
valuable tracts, on the most interesting and en- 
tertaining subjects; but chiefly such as relate to 
the history and constitution of these kingdoms. 
2. ed., rev., augm., and arranged by Walter Soott. 
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[21,608-20; 42.] *28:3048-60 

Ocmtentn: Vol.1. Tracts prior to the reign of Qneen Eliubeth.— 
During the reisn of Queen Elisabeth. (?iii +631 pp.) 
Vols. 2-3. James I. (?i4-817 pp.; 646 pp.) 
Vols. 4-6. Charles I. (viii f 633 pp.; Til +672 pp.) 
Vols. 6-7. The commonwealth. (?ii f 596 pp.; Tii+666 pp.) 
Vol. 8. Charles II. (vii+d-iS pp.) 
Vol. 9. James 11. (?li+610 pp.) 

Vols. 10-12. William III. (71+606 pp.; Ti+630 pp.; rii +730 pp.) 
Vol. 13. Queen Anne. (▼ii+¥96 pp.) 

Southey, Robert. Cbronicle of the Cid; from 

the Spanish. 1. Amer. ed. Lowell. D. Bixby, 

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Southey, Robert. History of the peninsular 

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Stanhop6, Alexander. Spain under Charles II. ; 
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St6nZ6l, Gustav Adolf Harald. Geschichto 

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StenZ6i, Gustav Adolf Harald. Geschichte dcs 
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ConieaU: Vol. 1. 1101-1640. 
Vol.2. 16«)-88. 
Vol. 3. 1688-1739. 
Vol.4. 1739-66. 
Vol. 6. 1766-63. Register von J. H. MOllkb. 

Stiles, William H. Austria in 1848-49; being u 
history of the late political movements in 
Vienna, Milan, Venice, and Prague; with details 
of the campaigns of Lombardy and Novara ; a 
full account of the revolution in Hungary ; and 
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of the emperor, Metternich, Kadetzky, Jellacic, 
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StorrS, -Richard S. John Wycliffe and the first 
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StOWe, Bdwin. Velazquez. N. Y. Scribnernnd 
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Stuart, Charles B. Lives and works of civil and 
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Wright.— Canvass White.— David Stanhope Bates.- Nathan 8. Rob- 
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Col. William McRee. — Samuel H. KneaM.- -Captain John Childe.- 
FrederickHarback.- MigorDavidBates Douelas.-^onathan Knight. 
— Beniamin H. Latrobe.— Colonel Charles Ellet, Jr.— Samael Korrer. 
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Sturluson {or Sturleson), Snorri or Snorro. See 

Snorri Sturluson. 

Talleyrand, Charles Maurice de, prince de Bene- 
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Taylor, William Cooke. History of the civil 
wars of Ireland, from the Anglo-Norman in- 
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Took6, William. View of the Russian empire, 
during the reign of Catharine II., and to the 
close of the 18. century. 2. ed. Lond. Long- 
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Towl6, George Makepeace. Certain men of mark ; 
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Cbntents : Gladstone. — RiBmarck. — Gnral)etta. — Beaconsfieid.— 
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Townshend, Haywood, editor. Historical collec- 
tions; or, an exact account of the proceedings 
of the four last parliaments of Queen Elizabeth 
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taken from the original records of their houses. 
As also the more particular behaviours of the 
worthy members during all the last notable ses- 
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arguments of the renowned and learned secretary 
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Sir Edw. Hobby, and divers other gentlemen. 
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*28:3093 

Tyrrell, Henry. The history of the war with 
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Upham, Edward. History of the Ottoman em- 

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Vehse, Carl Eduard. Memoirs of the court, 
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VleUSSeUX, A. The history of Switzerland, from 
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present time. Including the wars t)f independ- 
ence, the confederations of the cantons, the 
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Voiot, Georg. Die Wiederbelebung des classi- 
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Volgt, Johannes. Geschichte Prcussens, von 

den altesten Zeiten bis zum Untergango der 

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28:1841-9 

Contents: Vol. I. Die Zeit des Heidenlhums. 

Vol. 'i. Die Zeit von der Ankunrt des Ordens biR zum Frieden, 
1249. 

Vol. 3. Die Zeit vom Frieden, 1249, bis *ur UnterwerfuuK der 
PreuRsen, 1283. 

Vol. 4. Von 128J bis zn Dioterichs von Altenburg Tod, 1341. 

Vol. 5. Die Zeit vom Hochmeister Ludolt Kdnig von Weisau, 1342 
bis aum Tode d«»» Hovhmoisters Koiirsd von W»lienrofl, 1393. 

Vol. a. Die Zeit de» Ilochmeiaters Konrad von Jiinginj^en, von 
1393 bis 14(>7. Verfa^yunK des Ordens iind des Landes. 

Vol. 7. Die Zeit vom Uochmeisler Ulrioh von Jungingen, 1407, bis 
zum Todo de» UochmeisierH Paul von Rasxtlorf, 1441. 

Vol. 8. Die Zeit vom Hochmeister Konrad von ErlichshauBen, 
1441, bis zum Tode den Hoohmei^ters Ludwig von Eriiehshausen, 1467. 

Vol. 9. Die Zeit vom Tode des Hochmeibters Ludwig von Erlichs- 
haa.ven, 1467, bis zum Untergange der Herrschaft des Urdens unter 
dem Hochmeister Albrechl von Brandenburg, 1926. 

Wftitz, Georg. Scbleswig-IIolsteins Geschichte, 
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Watson, Robert. The history of the reign of 
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The same. Lond. W, Strahan. 1777. 2 v. 
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*27:3020-21 

Watson, Robert. The history of the reign of 
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*27:3022 

Wheaton, Henry. History of the Northmen, or, 
l)anes and Normans, from the earliest times to 
the conquest of England by William of Norman- 
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White, Kicbard Grant. England without and 

within. Bost. Houghton, 1881. xii-t-601 pp. 

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Wilson, John. The history of Switzerland. Lond. 

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28:1986 

Wirth, Max. Die deutsehe Nationaleinheit in 
ihrer volkswirthschaftlicbon, geistigen und 
politiscben Entwickelung an der Hand der Ge- 
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Zinlceisen, Johann Wllhelm. Geschichte des os- 
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4-759 pp. 12° [19,325-8, 33-5; 42.] (Gesch. der 
europ. Staaten; Heeren u. Ukert.) 28:2910-16 

Content*: Vol.1. Urgeschichte and Wachsthum des Retches bis 
zum Jahre 1453. 

Vol. 2. Das Reich auf der HOhe seiner Entwickelung, 1463-1574. 

Vol. 3. Das innere Lebeo and angehender Verfall des Reiches, 
IffiZS. 

Vol. 4. Zanehmender Verfall and neoer Aufschwunff des Retches 
bis la dem Frieden vod Vasvar und dem Falle yon Candia, 1664 u. 
1609. 



Ziniceisen, Johann Wilhelm {continued,) 

Vol. 5. FortschreitPndea Sinken des Reiches vorsuglich unter dem 
Einfliia.se der wachiien<len Mncht Ru88«landP, vom Ausgnnge dos 
Krie^jes mil Venedig, 1660, bis zum Frieden zu Kutschak-Kaioard- 
scbp, 1774. 

Vol. G. Umpchwung des innern Lebens des osmHnischen Reiches 
und der orientalischen Poliiik wuhreud der RevolutionKzeit, von di-m 
Frieden zu Kutschuk-KninRrdHche, 1774, bi.s zum Frieden mil Frank- 
reieh, 1802. 

Vol. 7. Die Zeit der Reformen und d**r Rivalits'it der Grortf«nrTuchte 
um ihren Einfluss mi DIvtad vom Frieden mit Fraukreich, lS(i2, bis 
zum Frieden mit Russiand zu Bucharest, 1812. 

Zschoicke, Johann Heinrich Daniel. The his- 
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Science, Art and industry. 

Agassiz, Louie John Kudolph. Contributions to 
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(+12) pp., 17 pis. f° [13,966-7; 80,961; 42.] 

*44:3001.1-4 

Confentt: Vol.1. Essay on classification. — North American tea- 
tudinata. 

Vol. 2. Embryology of the turtle. 

Vol. 3. Acalephs in general.— Ctenophorse. 

Vol. 4. Uiscophoite. — Hydroidie.— Homologies of the radiata. 

Aicard, Jean. La Venus de Milo. ilecherches 

sur I'histoire de la docouverte d'apres des docu- 

mens inedits. Par. Sandoz et Fischbacher. 1874. 

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Babbitt, Edwin D, The principles of light and 
color; including among other things, the har- 
monic laws of the universe, the etherio-atomic 
philosophy of force, chromo chemistry, chromo 
therapeutics, and the general philosophy of the 
fine forces, together with numerous discoveries 
and practical applications. N. Y. Babbitt and 
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Beard, George Miller. American nervousness, 
its causes and consequences. A supplement to 
Nervous exhaustion (neurasthenia). N. Y. Put- 
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Blanc, Charles. L'oeuvro de Rembrandt decrit et 
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Note, SOO copies printed. No. 306. 

Brady, George Stewardson, CrOSSicey, Henry 
William, and Robertson, David. A monograph 
of the post-tertiary entomostraca of Scotland, 
including species from England and Ireland. 
Lond. Palceontograph. Soc. 1874. (iv+)v+232 
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Brady, flenry Bowman. A monograph of car- 
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Brandon, Charles. Les inventions merveilleusos, 
anciennes et modernes, du genie de rhomme 
dans les sciences, Tindastrie ct Ics arts, depais los 
temps les plus recules jusqu'a la fin dii xviii* 
siecle. Vol. 1. Leip. Spamer, [1873.] viii+ 
240 pp., col. frontis., 2 pis., illus. in text. 12° 
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Brehm, Alfred Edmund. Thierleben. Allgemcine 
Kunde des Thierreichs. Grosse Ausgabe. 2. 
umgearb. u. verm. Aufl. Leip. Bibliogr. Institut. 
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Oonfents: Vols. I-:). Saugethierc. 
Vols. 4-C. VrtK**'- 

Vols. 7-«. Kri«»chthiere, Lurche u. Fischc. 

Vols. 9-10 Wirb««lIo8e Thiere. (V. 9. Insecten. V. 10. Niedere 
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Buist, Hobert. American flower-garden direct- 
ory; containing practical directions for the 
culture of plants in the flower garden, hot-house, 
green-house, rooms, or parlor windows, for every 
month in the year. With a description of the 
plants most desirable in each, the nature of the 
soil, the situation best adapted to their growth, 
the proper season for transplanting, etc. With 
instructions for erecting a hot-house, green-house, 
and laying out a flower garden. The whole 
adapted to cither large or small gardens. With 
instructions for preparing the soil, propagating, 
planting, pruning, training and fruiting the grape 
vine. With descriptions of the best sorts for cul- 
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Buxton, H. J. Wilmot and Poyntor, Edward J. 
German, Flemish and Dutch painting. N. Y. 
Scribner and Welford. 1881. xiv-f-244 pp., illus. 
12° [81,304; 42.] (Illus. text-books of art; E. J. 
Poynter.) 53:2391 

Charcot, Jean Matin. Lectures on tho dise&ses 
of the nervous system. Delivered at La Sal- 
petriere. 2. ser. Tr. and ed. by George Siger- 
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Coues, Elliott. Birds of the Colorado valley. A 
repository of scientific and popular information 
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CrOSCentiiS, Petrus de. De agricultura omnibus- 
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Dadd, George H. The American reformed horse 
book ; a treatise on the causes, symptoms, and 
cure of all the diseases of the horse, including 
every disease peculiar to America. Also embrac- 
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Drechsler, Adolph, editor. Ergebnisse von 50- 
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Dresden, bereo.hnet aus den meteorologischen Ta- 
gebuchern des konigl. mathematisch-pbysikali- 
schen Salons zu Dresden, und im AuArage der 
Generaldirection der konigl. Sammlnngen ftir 
Kunst und Wissenschaft. Nebst einer Einleitung 
uber: Die Meteorologie, die Atmosphare, die 
meteorologischen Instrumente und Beobacbtun- 
gen. Dres. ir. Baersch. 1879. xxxiv(4-ii) pp., 
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Dunlap, Thomas. American iron trade manual 
of the leading iron industries of the United 
States, with a description of the iron ore regions, 
blastfurnaces, rolling mills, Bessemer steel works, 
crucible steel works, car wheel and car works, 
locomotive works, steam engine and machine 
works, iron bridge works, iron ship yards, pipe 
and tube works, and stove foundries of the coun- 
try, giving their location and capacity of product. 
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Edwards, Joseph p. Dyspepsia. How to avoid 

it. Phil. Blakiston, 1881. vii, 87 pp. 16^ 

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Fox, George Henry. Photographic illustrations 

of skin diseases. 48 plates from life, colored 

by hand. N. Y. E. B. Treat. 1880. (2+) 102 

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Greener, William W. The gun, and its develop- 
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Gross, Samuel W. A practical treatise on im- 
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Hammond, William A. A treatise on the diseases 

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Henshall, James A. Book of the black bass, 
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Kellogg, J* H. The home hand-book of domestic 
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Lloyd, J. U. The chemistry of medicines, prac- 
tical. A text and reference book for the use of 
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the principles of chemical philosophy and their 
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medicine and in pharmacy, including all those 
that are officinal in the pharmacopoeia of the 
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Meehan, Thomas. Wayside flowers. Chromo- 

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MeisterWSrko der Holzschneidokunst aus dem 
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Oakey. Alexander F. Home grounds. N. Y. 

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PeirCGy Benjamin. Ideality in the physical sci- 
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PItha, F. W. von, and Billroth, W. F., editors. 
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Pt. 1 ; Vol. 2, Pt. 1. Erl. F. Enke. 18G5-9. 2 v. 
(4+)639 pp., 6 pis., illus. in text; x+284 pp., 
illus. in text. 8° [80,952; 42.] 46:3244.1-2 

OmienU : Vol. 1, Pt. 1. HUtori»ichf> Entwioklung dor Chirurgie 
und des chirurgischen Standee; Pror. Dr. Uae8cr.— Die Gewetjaer- 
krankungen im Allgemeinen und ihre RAekwirkiing auf den Ge* 
0ammtorgani9mti8; O. Wibkr. 

Vol. 2, Pt. 1, Die Lehre von den GeschwQlsten in anatomisicher 
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Riemann, Bemhard. Gcsammelte mathematische 
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Saxby, S. M. The study of steam and the marine 
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Schwendler. Louis. Instructions for testing 
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Saarle, W. S. A new form of nervous disease. 

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Silk Association of America, Eighth annual re- 
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Springer, Anton. Kaifael und Michelangelo. 
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Stirling, William. A text-book of practical his- 
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Thomas, Cyrus. The chinch-bug. Its history, 
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Tylor, Edward B. Anthropology : an introduc- 
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Wllhelni, Thomas. A military dictionary and 
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OontenfB: Vol. l.'The echinoidea. 

Vol. 2. The R8t«roideH and ophiuroidea. 

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Note. Pp. 65-9.') cootain the eighth annual report of the Silk 
Awociation of America; and the following pages, an American »ilk 
gooda directory. Including silk manafacturers, dealers in silk manu- 
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BjornSOn, Bjomsljeme. Synnove Solbakken. 
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Clay, Charles M. (pseud.) See Clarke, ^^rs. C. M. 

Coventry, Francis. The history of Pompey the 

little; or, the life and adventures of a lap-dog. 

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Dowling, Eichard. High-water mark. [Lond. 
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Ebers, Gcorg. A question. The idyl of a picture 
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Pawcett, Edgar. A gentleman of leisure. A 

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Hamilton, Alice King. Mildred's cadet ; or, hearts 

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Henty, G. A. Seaside maidens. Being the sum- 
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Contents: Surlv .Joe: a ptory of S«arbo rough. — The nmngeler^s rwi- 
tor: a le<;pnd of VVVymomh. — The wreck on the (joodwins: n Deal 
boatnmn'x yearn.— The quoen'n cup: a drannaat Ryde. — The rivHl? : 
a roniance of Ilfraoombe. — A finh-wife*.-* dream : a reminiscence 
of Ftilinouth. — A narrow escape : a Brighton episode. — A niece of 
orange pe^l : a lale of HaHtiug?.— Workin^-up : a Yarmouth history. 
— On the cliff: an adventure at Barmouth. 

Hepworth, George H. ! ! I N. Y. Harpers, 1881. 
19G pp. 16° [81,286; 42.] 37:4328 

Hopkins, Alphonso A. Sinner and saint. A story 

of the woman's crusade. Bost. Lothrop. [1881.] 

(2+)336 pp. 12° [81,300; 42.] 37:4681 

HowellS, William Deane. A fearful responsibil- 
ity ; and other stories. Bost. Osgood, 1881. 
(4+)255 pp. 12° [81,339; 42.] 37:4731 

Contaim aUo: At the si^^n of the saTage. — Tonelli's marriage. 

Hughes. Thomas. Tom Brown at Oxford. A 
sequel to School days at Rugby. Bost. Hough- 
ton. Osgood ajid Co. 1880. 2 v. in 1. v+378pp., 
1 port.; iv+430 pp. 12° [78,227; 42.] 37:4821 

Jefferies, Kichard. Wood magic; a fable. Lond. 

Casscll, Petter, Galpin and Co. 1881. (4+)263 
pp. 12° [81,366; 42.] 38:265 

Kingston, William H. G. Ilurricane Hurry ; or, 

the adventures of a naval officer afloat and on 

shore. 7. ed. Lond. Griffith and Farran. [1881.] 

viii+472 pp., 8 pis, 12° [81,351; 42.] 38:1037 

Kingston* William H. G. True blue; or, the life 
and adventures of a British seaman of the 
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Kringle, Karl, (pseud.) The boosier doctor. A 

medicated story. Col. Cott and Hann. 1881. 

viii, 288 pp. 12° [81,148; 42.] 38:1111 

McKnight, Charles. Simon Girty: "the white 
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J, C. McCurdy. [1880.] 393 pp., 6 pis. 8° [81, 
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Note. Contains alao biographical sketchea extracted from **Our 
western border." (2+)253-442 pp. 

Maiioclc, William Ilurrell. A romance of the 19. 

century. N. Y. Putnams. 1881. (2+)473 

pp. 16° [81,275; 42.] 38:24:^5 

May, Thomas P. The earl of Mayfield. An his- 
torical novel. 8. ed. Phil. T, B. Peterson, 
[1881.] (5-|-)14-438 pp. 16° [81,127; 42.] 

38:2787 

Meade, L. T. Mother Herring's chicken. N. Y. 

E. Carter, 1881. iv, 204 pp., 4 pis. 12° 
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Meinhold, William. Mary Schweidler, the amber 
witch. The most interestiDg trial for witch- 
craft ever known. Printed from an imperfect 
manuscript by her father, Abraham Schweidler, 
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Miller, Cincinnatas Hiner, called Joaquin. The 

Danites in the Sierras. Chic. Jansen^ McClurg 

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Ho gentlemen. Chic. R. A. Sumner. 1881. 348 
pp. 12° [81,119; 42.] * 40:2433 

Patty*8 perversities. Bost. Osgood. 1881. iv-f 
308 pp. 16° [81,340; 42.] (Kound-robin ser.) 

40:2503 

Perry, Nora. A book of love stories. Bost. Os- 
good. 1881. :-J09pp. 16° [81,349; 42.] 

38:4355 

Cbn/en/f: Dolly.— Dick Halliday^s wife.— Lftiira and her hero. 
— Chnsline.— Mr. and Mrs. Meyer. — The charmer charmed.— Alter 
ftve years. — John Eccleston's thaDk^givrng.— An heirees.— Margaret 
Kreyer'B heart. 

Phelps, Elizabeth Stuart. Friends; a duet. Bost. 
Houghton. 1881. 255 pp. 16^ [81,117; 42.] 

38:4372 

Riddle, A. G. The house of Koss; and other 

tales. Bost. Hall and Whiting. 1881. 448 

pp. 12*> [81,154; 42.] 39:403 

OofUenU : The house ol Ross.- The Stowes of Aubarn.— Lu Pet- 
ttngill's punishment.— Edith Grover. — Monson. 

R088, Mrs. Ellen. Little mother Mattie. N. Y. 

Carter. 1881. (6+)386 pp., frontis. 16° [81, 

292; 42.] 39:649 

Oontmtt: Old Bill's good angel.— Uncle Dillon's Christmasi guesta* 
— Dear wee Winnie.— The shadow on the blind.— Marty'd Christmas 

E resent.- Wyndham Criimer's Christmas carol. — The Gretions of 
lighfly. — Only a sempstress. 

Sidney, Margaret. So as by fire. Bost. Lothrop. 
[1881.] (iv+)253 pp., 3 pis. 12° [81,307; 42.] 

39:1659 

Sirven, Alfred and Leverdier, H. Nana's daugh- 
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22-418 pp. 12° [81,338; 42.] *39:1732 

Smith, Hannah, 
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vi, 291 pp. 12° 



Swan, Eliza B. 
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244 pp. 12° [81,337; 42.] 



(Hesba Stretton.) Cobwebs and 
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Once a year ; or, the doctor's 
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39:2434 

Terhune, Mary Virginia. (Marion Harland.) 

Handicapped. JN. Y. Scribners. 1881. (8+) 

391 pp. 12° [81,293; 42.] 39:2848 

Qm<«n/<.* Two.— The heart of John Stewart. — Wall -flowers.— 
AbigaiPs waiting. — How *'Mad Marcv" was tamed. — Lois Grant and 
her reward. — One old maid.— Nurse Brown's story. 

Wright, Saul. Surf ; a summer pilgrimage. N.Y. 

FordSf Howard and Hulbert. [1881.] 218 pp. 

16*» [81,341; 42.] 40:913 



FIctioif.— French. 

Achard, Amedee. La chasse royale. Nouv. ed. 

Par. Levy freres. 18G8. 2 v. (4+)320 pp.; 

(4+)3ir) pp. 12° [77,287; 42.] 57:32.1-2 

Assollant, Jean-Baptiste-Alfred. Un mariage au 

couvent. Par. Dentu. 1879. (4+)3l0 pp. 

16° [81,066; 42.] 57:37 

Barrillon, Cr. Un dramo en Araeriquo. Par. C. 

Levy. 1879. 2 v. (4+)360 pp., 1 fold, map; 

(4+)348pp. 12° [81,038; 42.] 57:56.1-2 

Contents: Vol.1. Len peaiix-rouges. 
Vol. 36. >ew-Orl<^su9. 

Bouvier, Alexis. Monsieur Trumeau. 2. ed. 

Par. Dentu. 1879. (4+)320 pp, 16° [81, 

063; 42.] 57:104 

Champselx, Mme. L. (Andre Leo.) Les deux 

filles de Monsieur Plichon. Par. A. Faure. 

1865. (2+)350 pp. 16° [81,070; 42.] 57:233 

Champselx, Mme. L. (Andre Leo.) L'ideal au 

village. Par. Hachette. 1867. (4+)329 pp. 

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Cherbuliez, Victor. L'idee de Jean Teterol. Par. 

Hachette. 1878. (4+)382 pp. 12° [81,079; 

42.] 57:274 

Cherbuliez, Victor. Meta Iloldenis. 4. ed. Par. 

Hachette. 1873. (4-f)271 pp. 12° [81,081; 

42.] 57:273 

Cherbuliez, Victor. La revanche de Joseph 

Noirel. 2. ed. Par. Hachette. 1874. (6+) 

375 pp. 12° [81,080; 42.] 57:272 

Craven, Mme. Pauline de la Ferronnays. Fleu- 

range. 15. ed. Par. Didier. 1874. 2 v. (6+)376 

pp.j (4-1)299 pp. 12° [81,059; 42.] 57:322.1-2 

Daudet, Alphonse. Fromont jeune et Kisler aine. 
MoBurs parisienncs. 45. ed. Par. G. Carpen- 
tier. 1878. (6+)388 pp. 12° [81,098; 42.] 

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Daudet, Alphonse. Jack. Moeurs contemporaines. 

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pp.; (4+)359 pp. 12° [81,100; 42.] 57:324.1-2 

Daudet, Alphonse. Le petit Chose. Histoire 

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(6+)370 pp. 12° [81,099; 42.] 57:326 

Daudet. Alphonse. Les rois en exil. Eoman 

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Daudet, Ernest. Dolores. Par. E. Plon. [1879.] 
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[DecrempS, ^0 L^s petites aventures de Je- 
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de lemons utiles, avec quelques petits portraits a 
*la maniere noire. Brux. F. J. Desoer. 1790. xii 
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Delpit, Albert. Le fils de Coralie. 7. ed. Par. 

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Deslys, Charles. Lcs dix-Bept ans de Marthe. 

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Droz, Gustave. Lo cahier bleu do Mile. Cibot. 

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Durand, Mine. Alice Floury. (Henri Greville.) 

Ariadne. 12. ed. Par. E. Plon. 1879. (4+) 

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Durand, Mme. Alice Fleury. (Henri Greville.) 

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Durand, Mme. Alice Fleury. (Henri Greville.) Un 

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80. 5 V. liii pp. + 1802 cols.; xv pp.-f-1884 cols.; 
xxiii pp. -f 1870 cols.; xv pp.-|-1874 cols.; xxix pp. 
-f 1823 cols. 8° [41,832; 81,332; 43.] 

♦1:5900-5904 

Oontenit: Vol. 1. A-Golhcn. 

Vol. 2. Gott-Lohren. 

Vol. 3. Lehrer-Satie. 

Vol. 4. SMttel-Wei. 

Vol. 6. Wcib-Zwiig. Zusutse ii. Ergunaongeo. 



Religion and Theology. 

Bishop, George. New-England judged by the 
spirit of the Lord. In 2 parts: First, contain- 
ing a brief relation of the sufferings oi the people 
call'd Quakers in New-England, from the time of 
their first arrival there, in the year 165G, to the 
year 1660. Wherein their merciless whippings, 
chainings, finings, imprisonings, starvings, burn- 
ing in the hand, cutting off ears, and putting to 
death, with divers other cruelties, inflicted upon 
the bodies of innocent men and women, only for 
conscience-sake, are briefly described. In answer 
to the declaration of their persecutors apolo/ij^izing 
for the same, 1659. Second part, being a farther 
relation of the cruel and bloody sufferings of the 
people call'd Quakers in New-England, continued 
from anno 1660, to anno 1665. Beginning with 
the sufferings of William Leddra, whom they put 
to death. Formerly published by George Bishop 
and now somewhat abreviated [by Joseph 
Grove]. With an appendix, containing the 
writings of several of the sufferers; with some 
notes, shewing the accomplishment of their 
prophecies; and a postscript of the judgements of 
God, that have befallen divers of their persecu- 
tors. Also, an answer to Cotton Mather's abuses 
of the said people in his late history of New- 
England, printed anno 1702. The whole being 
at this time published in the said people's vindi- 
cation, as a reply to all his slanderous calumnies. 
Lond. T. Sowle. 1703. (9+)498-f 212(+12) pp. 
12° [81,395; 43.] 4:4487 

Blihler, Georg, translator. The sacred laws of 
Aryas, as taught in the schools of Apastamba, 
Gautama, V&sishtha, and Baudhayana. Part 1. 
Apastamba and Gautama. Oxf Clarendon press. 
1879. lvii(-fii)+312 pp. 8° [74,556; 43.] 
(Sacred books of the Bast; F. iM. Miiller. 2.) 

10:2058.2 

Bushnell, Horace. Building eras in religion. 

Literary varieties, III. N. Y. Scribners. 1881. 

vi, 459 pp. 12° [81,305; 43.] 5:4387 

Cbntentt: The Dew education. — Common pchoolv. — - The 
chrifitian trinity, a practical truth. — Spiritual economy of revival* 
of religion. — Pulpit talent. — Training for the pulpit manward. — 
Ourgoppel a gifl to the imagination. — Popular governmeot b^ di- 
vine right. — Our obligations to the dead. — Let&r to his holiness 
Pope Gregory XVI. — Christian comprehensiveness. 



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Cairns, John. Unbolief in the 18th century as 
contrasted with its earlier and later history, 
being the Cunningham lectures for 1880. N. T. 
Harpers. 1881. ix,216 pp. 12^ [81,396; 43.] 

3:3432 

The same. Edin. A, and 0. Black, 1881. ix+ 
309 pp. 8** [81,541.] 3:3432.a 

Eddy, ifrs. Mary B. Glover. Science and health. 
3. ed., rev. Lynn. Asa G, Eddy. 1881. 2 v. 

xiii+270 pp., frontis.; (4+)214 pp. 12° [81,394j 

43.] 5:4385.1-2 

Farrar, Frederic William. Mercy and judgment: 
a few last words on christian eschatoiogie with 
reference to Dr. Pusey's "What is of faith." N. Y. 
K P. Button, 1881. xxii-|-2-|-485 pp. 12° 
[81,398; 43.] 3:5125 

Fausboll; v., translator. The Sutta-Nipata : a 
collection of discourses, being one of the can- 
onical books of the Buddhists. Tr. from Pali. 
Oxt. Clarendon press. 1881. xvi+224 pp. 8° 
[81,540; 43.] (Sacred books of the East; 
P. M. Muller. 10.) In 10:2058.10 

Hase, Carl. Franz von Assisi. Ein Hciligen- 

bila. Lei p. Breitkopf u, Hdrtel. 1856. xiv 

(-}-ii)+202 pp. 12° [81,624; 43.] 4:5026 

Jacobson, Augustus. Why I do not believe. 

Chic. Belford, Clarke and Co. 1881. 279 pp., 

illus. 12° [81,465; 43.] 3:3661 

Johnson, R^^- Hcrrick. Christianity's challenge; 

and some phases of Christianity, submitted for 

candid consideration. Chic. Cushing. 1881. 

269 pp. 16° [81,115; 43.] 5:4035 

LeggO, James, translator. The sacred books of 
China, the texts of Confucianism. Parti. The 
Sh^ ^^°£- '^^^^ religious portions of the Shih 
king.. The Hsiao king. Oxf Clarendon press. 
1879. xx(+ii)+492 pp., 1 pi. 8° [74,556; 43.] 
(Sacred books of the East; F. M. Muller. 3.) 

10:205^.3 

Magnus, Mrs. Katie. About the Jews since bible 

times. From the Babylonian exile till the 

English exodus. Loud. C. K. Paul. 1881. xii 

+312 pp. 12° [81,558; 43.] 4:221 

Muller, Fried rich Max, translator. The Dham- 
mapada: a collection of verses, bein^^one of 
the canonical books of the Buddhists. Tr. from 
P&li. Oxf Clarendon press. 1881. lv+99 pp. 
8° [81,540; 43.] (Sacred books of the Bast; F. 
M. Muller. 10.) 10:2058.10 

Nelson, Henry A. Sin and salvation. N. Y. 

A. D. F. Randolph. [1881.] vi, 215 pp. 12° 

[81,301; 43.] 3:4974 

Newton, William Wilberforce. The palace beau- 
tiful ; or, sermons to children. N. Y. E. Car- 
ter, 1881. 348 pp., 6 pis. 16° [81,128; 43.] 

5:5491 

Palmer, Edward Henry, translator. The Qur'an. 
Oxf. Clarendon press. 1880. 2 v. xviii(+ii) 
+268 pp.; x+362 pp. 8° [79,773; 43.] (Sacred 
books of the East; F. M. Miiller. 6, 9.) 

10:2058.6, 9 



Silver, R^- Abiel. Lectures on the symbolic 
character of the sacred scriptures. 5. ed. 
Camb. Riverside press, 1880. 286 pp. 12° 
[81,397; 43.] 3:2707 

Whiting, John. Truth and innocency defended 
against falsehood and envy : and the martyrs of 
Jesus, and sufferers for his sake, vindicated. In 
answer to Cotton Mather (a priest of Boston), 
his calumnies, lyes and abuses of the people caird 
Quakers, in his late Church-history of New-Eng- 
land. With remarks and observations on several 
passages in the same, and his (confessions to the 
just judgments of God on them. Lond. T. Sowle, 
1702. 212(+12)pp. 12^ [81,395j43.] In 4:4487 

Wordsworth, Christopher, bp. of Lincoln, A 

church history to the council of Nicaea, a. d. 

325. Lond. Rivingtons, 1881. xxxii-f-481 pp. 

12° [81,557; 43.] 4:2920 

Philosophy and Education. 

Allyemeine Chronik des Volksschulwesens. Her- 
ausg. in Verbindung mit A. Buettner, J. Gbr- 
HARDT u. A., von L. W. Seyffarth. 1879. Neue 
Folge. 2 Jahrg. (Dor ganzen Heihe 15. Jahrg.) 
Bres. E. Morgenstem. 1880. xvi-f-496 pp. 12® 
[80,030; 43.] *2:2995 

Arpentigny, Cap. Casimir Stanislas d\ La 
science de la main, on art de reconnaitre lea 
tendances de Tintelligence d'apres ies formes de 
la main. 2. ed. Procedeed'une preface par Nicolas 
J ulea Henri Gourdon de Genouillac. Far. Dentu. 
1865. (4+)348 pp., lUus. in text. 12® [81,032; 
43.] 2:1862 

Diman, Jeremiah Lewis. The theistic argument 

as aflfecled by receipt theories. A course of 
lectures delivered at the Lowell Institute in 
Boston. Bost. Houghton. 1881. viii-f-392 pp. 
12° [81,129; 43.] 2:888 

Fitch, J. G. Lectures on teaching, delivered in 

the university of Cambridge, during the Lent 
term; 1880. 2. ed. Camb. 1881. xvii+436 pp. 
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Holmes- Forbes, Avary W. The science of 

beauty: an analytical inquiry into the laws of 
aesthetics. Lond. Truhner. 1881. vi-f-200 pp. 
12° [81,560,-43.] . 2:1190 

Kampschuite, F. W. Die Universitat Erfurt und 

die Eeformation. Ein Beitrag zur Heforma- 
tionsgeschichte. Trier.- Lintz. 1860. x+(ii-|-) 
280 pp. 12° [81,625; 43.] In 2:4131 

Kampschuite, ^. W. Die Universitat Erfurt in 

ihrem Verbiiltnisse zu dem Humanismus und der 
Beformation. Aus den Quellen dargestellt. 2 v. 
in 1. Trier. Lintz. 1858. ix+259+x+(ii+) 
280 pp. 12° [81,625; 43.] 2:4131 

OonUnh: 1. Der HnniiiniAmus. 2. Die Reformation. 

Kiddle, Henry, and Schem, A. J. The dictionary 
of education and instruction : a reference book 
and manual on the theory and practice of teach- 
ing, for the use of parents, teachers and others; 
based upon the Cyclopaedia of education. N. Y. 
E. Steiger. 1881. (iv+)329 pp. 12** [81,353; 
43.] 2:4855 

Note. CoDtains an Appendix : a select list of educational works, 
English, French, and Qerman, arranged by W. H. Paths. 



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Mead, Edwin D. The philosophy of Carlyle. 

BoBt. Houghton. 1881. (8+)U0 pp. 12° 
[81,118; 43.] 2:1468 

Porter, Noah. The elements of intellectaal 

Bcionee. A manual for schools and colleges. 
Abridged from "The hnman intellect." N. Y. 
Scribners, [1871.] (ii+)xiv+565 pp. 12<> 
[81,622; 43.] 2:1600 

Sully, James. Illusions : a psychological study. 

N. Y. Appleton. 1881. xii+372 pp. 12° 
[81,458; 43.] (Intern, scient. ser., 33.) 2:1721 

Zeller, Eduard. A history of Greek philosophy, 
from the earliest period to the time of Socrates. 
With a general introduction. Tr. from the Ger- 
man, by S. F. Alleyne. Lend. Longmans. 1881. 
2v. xv+642 pp.; vi+541 pp. 12° [81,561; 43.] 

2:239.1-2 

Readers, Elocution, etc. 

Alllot-Boymler, L- L^s auteurs contemporains. 

Extraits choisis d'oeuvres diverses, avec notices 
biographiques et notes pour les eleves americains. 
N.Y. H.J/olt [1881.] viii+371 pp. 12° 
[80,703; 43.] 2:3562 

Baker, George M., editor. The reading club and 

handy speaker: being serious, humorous, pa- 
thetic, patriotic and dramatic selections in prose 
and poetry, for readings and recitations. No. 9. 
Bost. Lee and Shepard. 1881. 106 pp. 16^ 
[80,323; 43.] * 2:3697.9 

Dale ^' Walter. Outline of elocution and com- 
prehensive manual of principles. Danville. 
^^ ]f or mal teacher' publ house. 1881. xviii+22- 
354 pp., 1 fold, diagram. 12° [80,638; 43.] 
^^ 2:^725 

Fletcher, Austin B. Advanced readings and 
recitations. Bost. Lee and Shepard. 1881. 
(4+)84-xxxviii+9-450 pp. 12° 1 80,313; 4:^.] 
^ 2:3570 

Monsanto, H. M. Manual of commercial corre- 
spondence in French. N. Y. Appleton, 1881. 
xvii+133 pp. 12° [81,144; 43.] 2:3512 

Robertson, P. Manual of elocution and philoso- 
phy of expression. Dayton, O. United Brethren 
publ. house. ISSO. 94(+l)pp. 12°' [79,475; 43.] 
^ 2:3803 

Rush, James. The philosophy of the human 
voice: embracing its physiological history; 
together with *a system of principles, by which 
criticism in the art of elocution may be rendered 
intelligible, and instruction, definite and compre- 
hensive. To which is added a brief analysis of 
song and recitative. 7. ed., rev. Phil. Lippincott. 
1879. xliii, 634 pp. 8° [68,124; 43.] 2:3471 

Smith, Rev., W. T., compiler. Missionary concerts 
for the Sunday-school : a collection of declam- 
ations, select readings, and dialogues. Cin. Wal- 
denandStowe. 1881. 267 pp. 16° [79,488; 43.] 

5:3841 

Townsend, L- T. The art of speech. Vol. 2. 
Studies in eloquence and logic. N. Y. Apple- 
ton. 1881. 261pp. 18° [81,451; 43.] 2:3479.2 



History, Biography, Geography and Travels. 

Adams, William H. Davenport. The eastern 
archipelago. A description of the scenery, 
animal and vegetable life, people, and physical 
wonders of the islands in the eastern seas. With 
60 illus. and a map. Lond. T. Nelson. 1880. 
xii, 576 pp. 12° [81,447; 43.] 22:2540 

AfTalreS de TAngleterre et do TAmerique. JSo. 

1". Anvers. 1776. 4+103+88-f 65-80+17- 

92 pp. 12° [81,324; 43.] *29:1956 

Alvarez, Father Francisco; Narrative of the 
Portuguese embassy to Abyssinia during the 
years 1520 — '27. Tr. from the Portuguese, and 
ed., with notes and introduction by Lord Stanley 
of Alderley. Lond. 1881. xvii(+i)-|-416 pp., 
1 fold. mp. 8° [81,410; 43.] (Ilakluyt Soc. publ. 
64.) *2I:14 

Anderson, J- W. Notes of travel in Fiji and New 

Caledonia, with some remarks on South Sea 

islanders and their languages. Lond. Ellison. 

1880. xii+iv-f-288 pp., 3 col'd pis., 1 mp. 8° 
[81,604; 43.] 22:2560 

Anderson, Joseph. Scotland in early christian 
times. The Rhind lectures in archeology. 
1879. Edin. D.Douglas. 1881. xiv+262 pp.. 
frontis., 3 double pis., illus. in text. 8° [81,588; 
43.] 10:836 

Anstis, John. Observations introductory to an 

historical essay, upon the knighthood of the 

Bath. Lond. /. Woodman. 1725. iii+88-|-112 

pp. 8° [78,194; 43.] *|0:5208 

* ntlquarlan And topographical cabinet, The; 
containing a series of elegant views of the 
most interesting objects of curiosity in Great 
Britain. Lond. J.Murray. 1817-19. 6 v. 610 
pis., with descriptive letterpress. 8° [78,085; 
43.] *A 

Appleton, John H. and Sayce, A. H. Dr. Ap- 
pleton; his life and literary relics. Lond. 
Trubner. 1881. (6-f )350 pp., 1 port. 12° 
[81,600; 43.] 23:2268 

Oontent4r Lite of Dr. Appleton.— Introduction, coDtainins frAg- 
mentn of an nntlnished ei^oay on development.— What in the Ego?— 
American efforts after international copyright. — Atheinm. — Douot.— 
Fragmentfi. 

Army of the Cumberland, Twelfth reunion of the 

society of the, Toledo, Ohio, 1880. Published 

by order of the society. Cin. R. Clarke and Co. 

1881. 239 pp., 1 port. 8° [81,446; 43.] 

♦29:2571.2 
Barri^re, Jean Francois, editor. Memoires de 
Clery, de M. le due de Montpensier, de Kioufife; 
avec avant-propos et notes. Par. F. Didotfreres. 
1855. (4+)475 pp. W [9,366; 43.] (Bibl. 
des memoires relatifs a I'histoire de France pen- 
dant le 18' siecle.) 26:2782 

Barrow, John. Sammlung von Eeisen und Ent- 
deckungen in einer chronologischen Ordnung 
zusammengetragen. Aus dem Bngellandischen 
iibersetzt [von J. J. Volokmann]. Leip. J. F. 
Junius. 1767. 2 v. (4+)585 pp., 1 fold, map; 
(4+)627 pp., 3 fold. maps. 12° [81,236; 43.] 

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Bennett, Walter. Madame do Maintenon. Lond. 

Remington. 1880. (2+) t65 pp. 12° 
[81,589; 43.] 24:2409 

Blunt, Lady Anne. A pilgrimage to Nejd, the 
cradle of the Arab race. A visit to the court 
of the Arab Emir, and '*our Persian campaign." 
2. ed. Lond. J. Murray. 1881. 2 v. xxxi 
(+"0+273 pp., 7 pis., 1 fold, col'd map; ix(-t-iii) 
+283 pp., 1 facs.. iilus. in text. 12° [81, GOG; 43.] 

22:608.1-2 

Bossi, Luigi. Yita di Christoforo Colombo, 
scritta et corredata di nuove osservationi di 
note storicocritiche, e di an* appendice di docu- 
ment! rari o inediti. Mil. V.Ferrario. 1818. (8+) 
255 pp., 6 pis. 12° [81,243; 43.] 24:349 

Br6dif, Leon. Political eloquence in Greece. 
Demosthenes. With extracts from his orations, 
and a critical discussion on the "Trial on the 
crown'*. Tr. by M. J. MacMahon. Chic. S. C. 
Griggs. 1881. 610 pp., 1 port. 12° [81,393; 
43.] 24:616 

BrOCkett, Linus P. Our western empire; or, the 
new west beyond the Mississippi: the latest and 
most comprehensive work on the states and terri- 
tories west of the Mississippi. Containing the 
fullest and most complete description, from official 
and other authentic sources, of the geography, 
geology, and natural history, (with abundant 
incidents and adventures,) the climate, soil, agri- 
culture, the mineral and mining products, the 
crops, and herbs and flocks, the social condition, 
educational and religious progress, and future 
prospects of the whole region, 13'ing between the 
Mississippi and the Pacific Ocean. To which is 
added the various routes, and prices of passage 
and transportation for emigrants thither; the laws, 
regulations and provisions for obtaining lands 
from the national or state governments or rail- 
roads ; counsel as to locations and procuring 
lands, crops most profitable for culture, mining 
operations, and the latest processes for the re- 
duction of gold and silver, the exercise of trades 
or professions ; and detailed descriptions of each 
state and territory ; with full information con- 
cerning Manitoba, British Columbia, and those 
regions^ in the Atlantic states adapted to settle- 
ment, by those who do not wish to go west : and 
statistics of crops, areas, rainfall etc. Phil. Brad- 
ley. 1881. 1312 pp., 16 pis., 12 mps. (8 double). 
8*> [81,460; 43.] 60:938 

Bucke, Charles. JRuins of ancient cities; with 
general and particular accounts of their rise, 
fall and present condition. Lond. Thomas Tegg. 
1840. 2 V. viii-f 464 pp., 3 pis. ; (iv+)499 pp., 
5 pis. 18*» [25,324; 43.] *60:352-3 

The same. N. Y. Harpers. 1854. x, 360 pp. ; 
360 pp. [8,782; 8,542; 43.] 60:352-.la 

Buckley, Theodore Alois. The great cities of the 
ancient world, in their glory and their desol- 
ation. A new ed. Lond. Boutledge. 1864. 
(6-f )380 pp., 6 pis. 16« [13,646 ; 43.] 60:355 



Butr, Heinrich. Zur Physik der Erde. Vortrage 

fur Gebildete iiber den Einfiuss der Schwere 

und Warmeauf die Natur der Erde. Braun. F. 

Vieweg. . 1850. (8+)251 pp. 12° [15,914; 43,] 

60:29 

Blirckhardt, Jacob. The civilization of the period 

of the renaissance in Italy. Authorized ed. by 

S. G. C. MiDDLEMORE. Lond. C, K. Paul. 1878. 

2 V. xiv-f 397 pp.; xii-f-383 pp. 8° [81,445; 43.] 

10:176.1-2 

Burke, Edmund, A letter from, to John Farr 

and John Harris, on the affairs of America. 

3. ed. Lond. J. Dodsley. 1777. 75 pp. 12** 

[81,247; 43.] *29:2038 

Burke, Sir John Bernard. A genealogical and 
heraldic dictionary of the peerage and baronet- 
age; together with memoirs of the privy council- 
lors and knights. 43. ed. Lond. Harrison. 1881. 
(ii+)cxxiv-f 1523 pp., illus. in text. 4° [81,609; 
43.] *L 

Burke, Sir John Bernard. The historic lands of 
England. Lond. E. Churton. 1849. (viii+) 
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♦60:4375 

[California.] The state register and year book 
of facts : for the year 1859. Published annually. 
[Second year of publication.] San Fran. G. H, 
Langley and S. A. Morison. 1859. 432 pp. 12** 
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Camden, William. Britannia: or, a chorograph- 
ieal description of Great Britain and Ireland, 
together with the adjacent islands, written in 
Latin and tr. into English, with add. and impi*. 
Rev., dig. and publ. with large additions, by Ed- 
mund Gibson. 3, ed. Illus. with maps of all the 
counties, and prints of the British, Roman and 
Saxon coins. Lond. R. Ware. 1753. 2 v. 
(66 pp.)-|-cclxviii+696 cols., 1 port., 9 pis., 36 
fold. maps; 2 pp.+697-1526 cols.+175 pp., 1 pi., 
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*60:4560-61 

Cariyle, Thomas. History of Priedrich IL, called 

Frederic the Great. W. Y. Harpers. 1871. 

6 V. 6 pis., 19 fold, maps (2 col.), 1 fold. facs. 

12° [1,391-6; 80,551; 43.] 24:1103-8 

Carver, Jonathan. Voyage dans les parties in- 

terieures de TAmerique septentrionafe, pendant 

les annees 1766, 1767 et 1768. Tr. sur la 3. ed. 

angloise, par M. de C , avec des remarques et 

quelques additions du traducteur. Par. Pissot. 
1784. 24-fxxviii-f451 pp., 1 fold. map. 12** 
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Cary, John. Reduction of his six sheet map of 
the British isles; comprehending the whole of 
the turnpike roads, with the great rivers and the 
course of the different navigable canals, also the 
market and borough towns and villages adjoining 
the road ; to which is added the actual distance 
from one market town to another, with the exact 
admeasurement to each from the metropolis. 
Lon(l, J, Cary. 1822. 12^ [38,953; 43^ 

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Coleti, Giandomenico. Dizionario Btorico-geo- 

grafico deir America meridionale, Ven. Coleti. 

1771. 2 V. in 1. viii+196+192 pp., 1 fold. map. 

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Collier, William Francis. The crown atlas of 
historical geography, consisting of 16 maps, 
constructed and engraved by Edward Weller. 
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(Collins* ser. of high-class atlases.) *60:3978 

Collier. William Francis and Schlllitz, Leonhard. 
The international atlas, consisting of 65 maps: 
35 of modern geography, showing all the latest 
discoveries and changes of boundarief^ ; and 30 
of historical and classical geography. With 
3opious indices. N. Y. Putnams. [1873.] (4+) 
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Colvin, Sidney. [Walter Savage] Landor. N. Y. 
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43.] (English men of letters ; J. Morley.) 

24:2209 

Cudena, Pedro. Beschreibung des portugiesischen 
Amerika. Ein spanisches Manuscript in der 
Wolfenbiittelschen Bibliothek. ITeransg. von 
Hofrath Lessing. Mit Anmerkungen nnd Zu- 
satzen begleitet von Christian Leihte. Braun. 
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Cumillingy C. F. Gordon. At home in Fiji. 2. ed. 

Bdin. W.Blackwood. 1882 [1881]. 2 v. ii + 

vii+ii+295 pp.. 1 fold, map, 3 pis.; vii+323 pp., 

4 pis. 12*» [81,607; 43.] 22:2598.1-2 

D. L. G. D. C. 'SVe Langrange de Checieux de. 

Daniel, Hermann Adalbert. Handbuch der Geo- 
graphie. 3. verb. Aufl. Leip. Fues. 1870. 
4 V. xv+982 pp.; viii + 1097 pp.; vi+ii+510+ 
viii+72 pp.; xii(+ii)+l 120+16 pp. 8° [41,714; 
43.] *60:391-4 

Oontenlt: Vol. I. Allgemeine Geographte. — Die ausHereuropAi- 
schen Erdtheile. 

Vol. 2. Die europ&ischen LAnder ausaer DeuUchland. 

Vol. 8. Deutflchland. — Phynische Geographie. 

Vol. 4. Poliiische Geogmpnie. — Das aeatache Reich, 1871, mit 
deo ReichalandeD Elsasa und DeatBch-Lothringen. 

Dittmar, Helnricb. Historischer Atlas. 5. Aufl. 
Revidirt, neu bearbeitet und erganzt von D. 
VoLTiR. Heidel. K. Winter. [1862,] 2 pts. in 
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Duffldid, A. J. The prospects of Peru. The end 
of the guano age and a description thereof. 
With some account of the guano deposits and 
'nitrate' plains. Lond. Newman and Co. 1881. 
(4+)120 pp. 12° [81,583; 43.] 30:2379 

Ebn Haukal, Abi V Cassem, called. The oriental 
geography of £bn Haukal, an Arabian traveller 
of the tenth century. Translated from a manuscript 
in his own possession, collated with one preserved 
in the library of Eton College, by Sir William 
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*60:4333 



ElmeSf James. Metropolitan improvements ; or, 
London in the 19. century: displayed in a series 
of engravings of the new buildings, improvements, 
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Ferrar, John. A view of ancient and modern 
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F6llill6e, Louis. Journal des observations phy- 
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Fison, Lorimer, and Howltt, A. W. Kamilaroi 
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Heath, Bichard Ford. Albrecbt Durer. N. Y. 
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Henkel, J. B. Die Naturproducte und Industrie- 

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OontenU: Vol.1. Die Producle der drei Natnrreiche mis Han- 
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Holloway, Laura G. Tbe ladies of tbe Wbite 
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Jenninas, Louis J. Eambles among the hills, in 

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Johnston, Alexander Keith. Dictionary of ge- 
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Keans, T. F. Six month in Mcccah : an account 
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LySOns, R^- Daniel. The environs of London : 
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QmtenU: Vol.1. Surrey. 

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Vol. 4. Cambridgeshire. 
Vol. 5, Cheshire. 
Vol. 8. Cornwall. 
Vol. 7. Cumberland. 
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[OrteliuS, Abraham.] Parergon, sive veteris 

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Radde, Gustav. Bericbte fiber die biologisch- 
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expedition. Scientific results of a journey in 
Brazil. By Louis Agassiz and his travelling 
companions.) *70'.1402 

Hasluck, Ps^vi\ N. Lathe-work. A practical 
treatise on the tools, appliances, and processes 
employed in the art of turning, including hand- 
turning, boring and drilling, the use of slide-rests 
and overhead gear, screw-cutting by hand and 
self-acting motion, wheel-cutting, etc. Lond. C. 
Lockwood. 1881. xii + 195 pp., illus. in text. 12** 
[81,584; 43.] 52:1845 

Jahresbericht liber die Fortschritte der reinen, 
pharmaceutischen und technischen Chemie, 
Physik, Mineralogie und Geologie. Fiir 1847-76. 
Giessen. J. Bicker, 1849-78. 30 v. 8° 
[81,647; 43.] *7l:2101-30 

Note. Vol. 30 cnniains the index to the reports of 1847-66. 

Jensen, Olaf S. Turbellarla ad litora Norvegiae 
occidentalia. TurbellariervedNorgos Vestkyst. 
Tilkjendt Bergens Museums Prisbelonning : Joa- 
chim Frieles G-uldmedaille. Bergen. <7. W. Eide. 
1878. (8+)98 pp., 8 cord pis. f° [81,515; 42.] 

*44:3153 

Knight, Edward H. Agricultural implements. 
[Wash. n. d.] 256 pp., frontis, 2 fold, pis., illus. 
in text. 8** [81,399; 43.] (Paris universal ex- 
position, 1878.) 76:2805 

Kopp, Hermann. Beitrage zur Geschichte der 

Chemie. Braun. F. Vieweg. 1869-75. 3 pts. 

in 1 vol. xi(-f ii)4-530+ix+310 pp., 1 fold pi. 

8^ [81,650; 43.] 51:1736 

NaU. Pt. 3hAS the followioK title: An*«ichten fiber die Aufgabe 
der Chemie and Qber die Orundbestandtheile der Kdrper bei den be- 
deatendsten Chemikem Ton Geber bis G. E. Stahl. Die Entdeokung 
der Zusammensetiung des Wassers. 



Kopp, Hermann. Geschichte der Chemie. Braan. 

P. Vieweg. 1843-7. 4 v. xix-f 455 pp., frontis.; 

x+426 pp., frontis.; xii4-372 pp., frontis.; xvi-f 

448 pp., frontis. 12^ [81,517; 43.] *5l:1729.1-4 

Note. The 4 frontispieces are the portraits of LaToisler, Bene* 
lius, Humphrey Dary and Justus Liebig. 

Kopp, Hermann. Sonst und jetzt in der Chemie. 
Ein popular-wissenschafllicher Vortrag. Braun. 
F. Vieweg. 1867. 34 pp. 8° [81,649; 43.] 

51:1737 

LaWf Henry. The rudiments of civil engineering. 
Including a treatise on hydraulic engineering, 
by George R. Burnell. 6. ed., rev., with large 
additions on recent practice in civil engineering. 
By D. Kinnear Clark. Lond. C. Lockwood. 
1881. xxii+638 pp., illus. in text. 16** [81,547; 
43.] 52:68 

Losquoreux, Leo. Description of the coal flora 
of the carboniferous formation in Pennsylvania 
and throughout the United States. Harris. Bd. 
of Corners. 1880. 2 v. xv-f-354 pp., 1 col'd map; 
v+355-693+lxiii4-5 pp., 2 pis. 8** [81,596; 
43.] (2. geol. survey of Penu., P.; J. P. Lesley.) 

42:1587.1-2? 

Contents: Vol. 1. Ci*llu)iir cryptogamous plants, lungi, ihalss80« 
phyt'<>A. — Vascular cryptngamous plants, i.*alaniHriie, felicacs* (ferns). 
Vol. 2. LycopodiMceas. — Sij^illarliB. — Gymiio«< perms. 

Lloyd, J' U. The chemistry of medicines, 
practical. A text and reference book for the 
use of students, physicians, and pharmacists, em- 
bodying the principles of chemical philosophy 
and their application to those chemicals that are 
used in medicine and in pharmacy, including all 
those, that are oflScinal in the pharmacopoeia of 
the United States. 2. ed. Cin. E. Clarke and 
Co. 1881. 451 pp., illus. in text. 12° [3,902; 
43.] *70:1225 

Lysll, James C. Fancy pigeons : containing full 
directions for their breeding and management, 
with description of every known variety, and all 
other information of interest or use to pigeon 
fanciers. Lond. "7%^ Bazaar'' office. 1881. 
(4-f )330 pp., 31 pis., illus. in text. 12° [81,580; 
43.] 44:1788 

Marsh, Othniel Charles. Odonthornithes : a 
monograph on the extinct toothed birds of 
North America. Wash. 1880. xv-|-201 pp., 34 
pis. (10 fold.), illus. in text. f° [81,525; 43.] 
(U. S. Geol. expl. of the 40th parallel ; Clarence 
i^ing, geologist-in -charge.) *42:1<512.7 

Masury, John W. House -painting, carriage- 
painting and graining. What to do, and how 
to do it. N. Y. Appleton. 1881. 244 pp., illus. 
in text. 12° [81,616; 43.] 52:1601 

Michell, Stephen. Mine drainage; being a com- 
plete and practical treatise on direct-acting 
underground steam pumping machinery, with a 
description of a large number of the best known 
engines, their general utility and the special 
sphere of their action, the mode of their applica- 
tion, and their merits compared with other forms 
of pumping machinery. Lond. Lockwood. 1881. 
xviii4-277 pp., 22 pis. (15 fold.), illus. in text. 8° 
[81,532; 43.] 52:363 



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Miller, William Allen. Elonients of chemiBtry: 
theoretical and practical. Revised bj Herbert 
McLeod. 6, ed. Lond. Longmans. 1877-8. 
2 V. xxii+707 pp., ilius. in text; xxx+1005 pp., 
illus. in text. 8^ [81,59t); 43.] 51:1781.1-2 

OontmU: Vol. I. Chemioiil phynica. 

Vol. 2. Inorganic chemistry. 

Minchin, George M. A treatise on statics, con- 
taining the fandamental principles of electro- 
statics and elasticity. 2. ed., corr. and enl. Oxf. 
Clarendon j^ress. 1880. x+518 pp. 8^ 
[81,552; 43.] 51:2206 

Mivart, St. George. The cat: an introduction to 
the study of backboned animals, especially mam- 
mals. I^. Y. Scribners, 1881. xxiii+557 pp., 
frontis., illus. in text. 8° [80,135; 43.] 44:740 

Moneyy lAeut-CoL Edward. The cultivation and 
manufacture of tea. An essay for which the 
prize of the Grant gold medal and rs. 300 was 
awarded by the Agricultural and Horticultural 
Society of India in the year 1872. 3. ed., corr. 
and much enl. Lond. W. B. Wittingham. 1878. 
xii+189 pp. 8° [81,555; 43.] 52:2238 

Nuttall, Thomas. A manual of the ornithology 

of the United States and of Canada. The 

water birds. Bost. Hilliard, Gray and Co. 1834. 

vii+C27 pp. 12^ [3,817; 43.] *70:1458 

Pickering, Charles. The ^^>ographical distribu- 
tion of animals and plants. Bost. Little, 
Brown and Co. 1854. (4-f-)168(+44) pp. f° 
[6,866; 43.] (U. S. expl. exp., 1838-42; Charles 
Wilkes.) *60:4054 

Piatt, Franklin. The geology of Blair county. 

With 35 page illustrations and an atlas of 14 

sheets of the colored map of Morrison's cove, etc.; 

1 index sheet; and 2 sheets of colored sections. 
Harris. Bd, of Comers, 1881. 2 v. vii+3114-4 
pp., 1 fold, pi., illus. in text.; 17 col'd pis. 8° 
1 81,596; 43.] (2. geol. survey of Penn. T; J. P. 
Lesley.) *42: 1587. 1-2. T 

Piatt, Franklin. A special report to the legisla- 
ture upon the causes, kinds and amount of 
waste in mining anthracite. With a chapter on 
the methods of mining; b}' John Price Wetherill. 
Illustrated by 35 figures of mining operations; a 
plan of an anthracite breaker, and a specimen 
sheet of the work of the geological survej' in the 
anthracite coal fields. Harris. Bd. of Com'rs. 
1881. xiii+134 pp., 23 pis. 8° [81,596; 43.] 
(2. geol. survey of renn., 1881. A 2 ; J. P. Lesley.) 

*42:1587.A2 

Piatt, W. G. Report of progress in Jefferson 

county. With a colored map of the county. 

Harris. Bd. of Com'rs. 1881. xxxiv-f 218+4 pp., 

2 col'd maps. (1 fold.), illus. in text. 8° [81, 
596; 43.] (2. geol. survey of Penn. H 6 ; J. P. 
Lesley.) *42:1587.H 6 

Pumpelly, Raphael, director. Geological survey 
of Jdissonri. Preliminary report on the iron 
ores and coal fields from the field work of 1872. 
Printed by authority of the legislature of Mis- 
souri under the direction of the bureau of geology 
and mines. N. Y. J. Bien. 1873. xvi+2l4+ 
441 pp., 1 col'd pi., 1 map, illus. in text. 4^ 
[3,810; 43.] *70:4531 



Pumpelly, Raphael, director,^(continiLed.) 



NoU. 



A (Us wanting. 

Cbnientt: Pt. 1. Geology of Pilot Knob and its flcinity; lUphael 
PuMPBLLr.^Anajyues of iron-ores, pic-irons, And tae\s ; ^gis Ghau> 
YSKiT and A. A. Blaib.— IroQ'Ores of Missoari; Adolf Bcrmidt. Pt. 2. 
Geology of northwestern Missouri; G. C. Bboadhbad.— Lincoln coun- 
ty; W.B. PoTTsa. 



Qualtrough, B. F. The sailor's handy book and 
yachtman's manual, adapted for the nse of the 
navy, merchant service, revenue marine, and 
yachtsmen. N. Y. Scribner. 1881. viii-|-594 
pp., 4 col'd pis., illus. in text. 18® [81,615; 43.] 

52:886 

Rand, Edward Spragne. Bulbs: a treatise on 
hardy and tender bulbs and tubers. Bost. J. 
E. Tilton. 1866. 306 pp., illus. in text. 12® 
[3,818; 43.] *70:1175 



survey of Penn., 1879. 



Spencer, J- W. Discovery of the preglacical 
outlet of Lake Erie. [81,596; 43.] (2 geol. 

Q 4; J. P. Lesley.) 

In *42:1587.Q 4 

Studies from the studios, containing 24 permanent 

reproductions of the works of modern European 

artists. Lond. C. Wittingham, 1880. 52 pp., 

24 pis. f® [77,959 ; 43.] *A 

Sturges, Edward B. The druggists' legal direc- 
tory. Phil. Evans, Stoddard and Co, [1870.] 
366 pp. 4° [81,484; 43.] *46:454 

Sweet, S. H. Special report on coal : showing 
ils distribution, classification and cost, delivered 
over different routes to various points in the state 
of New York and the principal cities on the At- 
lantic coast. N. Y. jD. Van Nostrand. 1866. 
(2-f )94 pp., 9 fold, and col'd maps. 8° [81,492; 
43.] 42:1567 

Thomson, Sir C. Wyville. Report on the scien- 
tific results of the voyage of H. M. S. Challenger 
1873-6, under the command of Captain George S. 
Nares and Captain Frank Turtle Thomson. 
Lond. Longmans. 1880-81. 2 v. xiv-|-624-67 
+41+184-1-45+584-82 pp., 107 pis., illus. in text; 
viii+2l8(+166) pp., 61 pis. (30 col'd), illus. in 
text. P [81,612 ; 43.] *A 

OontmtA: Vol.1. General introduction to the soologioal series of 
re|K>rt»; SirC. Wyfille Thombow.— Report on the bmohtopoda; ThomM 
Davidson.— Report on the pennatuliaa; Albert V. KOlliesb— Repon 
on the oi>trflcoda; O. Stewardson Bsaot.— Report on the bones of the 
oetacea; William To BWia.— Report on the development of the green 
turtle; William Kitchen Pabkkb.— Report on the shore fishes; Albert 

GQNTHRa. 

Vol. 2. Report on certain hvbroid, alcyonarian, and madrepora- 
rtan corals ; H. N. Mosblbv.— Report on the birds; Philip Lutley 

SCLATEB. 

Urquhart, J- W. Electro- typing; a practical 
manual, forming a new and systematic guide 
to the reproduction and multiplication of printing 
surfaces and works of art by the electro-deposi- 
tion of metals. Lond. C Lockwood. 1881. x+ 
226 pp., frontis., illus. in text. 12® [81,554; 43.] 

52:1681 

Wheeler, O. E. Practical photography; being 
the science and art of photography, developed 
for amateurs and beginners. Lond. ^^The Ba- 
zaar*' office, [1881.] 266 pp., illus. in text. 12** 
[81,553; 43.] 52:1640 



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White, I. C. The geology of Erie and Crawford 
counties. With two colored geological county 
maps; 107 vertical sections; tables of barometric 
heights in each township; an index of names of 
persons and places ; and notes of the place of the 
Sharon conglomerate in the paleeozoic series. 
Discovery of the preglacical outlet of Lake Brie ; 
by J. W. Spencer. With 2 maps of the lake re- 
gion. Harris. Bd. of Corn'rs. 1881. xxi4-406 
pp., 5 maps (4 fold.), illus. in text. 8° [81,596; 
43.i (2. geol. survey of Penn., 1879. Q 4; J. P. 
Lesley.) ♦42:1587.Q 4 

Williamson, Benjamin. An elem.entary treatise 
on the differential calculus, containing the 
theory of plane curves, with numerous examples. 
4. ed., rev. and enl. Lond. Longmans. 1880. 
xvi+440pp. 12^ [81,549; 43.] 51:798 

Wiiilainson, Benjamin. An elementary treatise 
on the integral calculus, containing applications 
to plane curves and surfaces; with numerous ex- 
amples. 3. ed., rev. and enl. Lond. Longmans, 
1880. xiv+375 pp. 12^ . [81,550; 43,] 51:799 

Zurcher, Frederic and Margoll6, ifilie. Volcanoes 

and earthquakes. From the French by Mrs. 

Norman Lockyer. Lond. B. Bently. 1868. 

viii+253 pp., 24 pits. 12° [20,674; 43.] 41:2651 

Poetry, Music and the Drama. 

Barham, Richard Harris. (Thomas Ingoldsby.) 
The Ingoldsby lyrics. Ed. by his son. 2. ed. 
Lond. E. Bentley. 1881. xii+308 pp., 1 port. 
12** [81,581; 43] 31:2370 

Broadhouse, John. Musical acoustics; or, the 
phenomena of sound as connected with music. 
Lond. W. Reeves, 1881. xii-f436 pp., illus. in 
text. 12° [81,548; 43.] (The student's Helm- 
holtz.) 51:2465 

Bulwer-Lytton, Edward George Earle Lytton, 
Lord Lytton. The Siamese twins. A satirical 
tale of the times. With other poems. N. Y. 
Harpers. 1831. xvii+ 11-308 pp. W 
[80,936; 43.] 31:2414 

CarletCNI, Will. Farm festivals. • N. Y. Harpers. 
1881. 151 pp., 18 pis. 8° [81,299; 43.] 

31:2425 

Crane, Walter. The first of May. A fairy 
masque; presented in a series of 52 designs. 
Bost. J, R, Osgood. 1881. 57 leaves, obi. 12" 
[81,137; 43.] *A 

Curwen, J. Spencer. Studies in worship-music, 
chiefly as regards congregational singing. Lond. 
J. Curwen, [1880.] viii+225 pp. 12° £81,576; 
43.] 53:2114 

Foster, Elon. CyclopsBdia of poetry. 2. ser. 

Embracing poems descriptive of the scones, 
incidents, persons and places of the bible. Also 
indexes to Foster's cyclopcedias. N. Y. T, Y. 
CrowelL 1881. 748 pp. 8** [81,131; 43.] 

31:2139 
Gravenberch, Wimt von, Wigalois, der Eitter 

mit dem Rade. Herausg. von Georg Friedrich 
Benecke. 1. Druck. Ber. G. Reimer. 1819. 
lxiv+767 pp. 12*' [81,623; 43.] 1:4153 




Hartmanilf August, editor. Das Oberammergaaer 
Passionsspiel in seiner al fasten Gestalt. Zum 
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43.] 

ObntenU: Augsburger Pa9»ion!ispiel aus St. Ulrich and Arm.— 
Sebiuitmn Wild's Pasmionpspiel. — D^r Oberammerganer PaMions- 
text Tom Jahre 1662.— Johann Aklbl*8 PaanioDSspiel. 

Havergai, Frances Ridley. Poems. N. Y. E. 

P. Dutton. 1881. (vi+)455 pp., 1 port., illus. 

12° [81,360; 43.] 31:2595 

Ingoldsby, Thomas, (pseud.) See Barham, R- H- 

Lennox, Lord William Pitt. Plays, players and 
playhouses at home and abroad ; with anecdotes 
of the drama and the stage. Lond. Hnrst and 
Blackett, ,1881. 2 v. viii-f-303pp.; viii+271 pp. 
12° [81,595; 43.] 10:2748.1-2 

Main, David M. A treasury of £nglish sonnets. 

Edited from the original sources with notes and 

illustrations. N. Y. R, Worthington. 1881. 

viii+470pp. 12^ [81,285; 43.] 31:224 

Marot, Clement. (Euvres. Par. M. Bourfette, 
1556. (767) pp. 24^ [81,401; 43.] *3I:2715 

Proles, Hobert. Geschichte des neuercn Dramas. 

Bd. 1. Leip. B, Schlicke, 1881. xii+833 

( +3) pp. 8° [80,981; 43.] |0:3062 

Contentt: RQckblick auf die EntwIokHung dea naitteUlterlichen 
Dramas.— I >a8 neuere Drama der Spanier. — Das neuere Drama d«r 
Italiener. 

Quita, Domingo dos Reis. Obras. Chamadoen- 
tre OS da Arcadia Lusitana Alcino Micenio. 2. 
ed., corr., e augm. com as obras posthumas, e*vido 
do author. Lisboa. Typografia RoUandiana. 1781. 
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31:2818.1-2 

Sargent, Epes, editor. Harper's cyclopsadia of 
British and American poetry. N. Y. Harpers, 
1881. (ii+)xxxii+958 pp. 8° [80,844; 43.] 

31:2152 

Shakeepeare. William. Comedy of errors. Ed. 

with notes Dy William J. Rolfe. N. Y. Harpers. 

1881. 153 pp., illus. in text. 16° [81,6:^3; 43.] 

32:1249.2 

Stapfer, Paul. Shakespeare and classical anti- 
quity. Greek and Latin antiquity as presented 
in Shakespeare's plays. Tr. from the French by 
Emily J. Carey. Lond. C. K, Paul. 1880. 
x+483 pp. 12° [81,573; 43.] 32:3036 

Stirling, Edward. Old Drury Lane : fifty years' 

recollections of author, actor, and manager. 

Lond. ChaUo and Windns. 1881. 2 v. vi+363 

pp.; (6+)369 pp. 12° [81,594; 43.] 10:2785.1-2 

VInIng, Edward p. The mystery of Hamlet. An 
attempt to solve an old problem. Phil. J. B. 
Lippincott, 1881. 95 pp. 16° [82,073 ; 43.] 

32:3051 

Wilde, Oscar. Poems. Bost. Roberts. 1881. vii-f- 
230 pp. 12° [81,368; 43.] 31:1931 

ZInn, Serjeant . A throw for a throne, or, 

the prince unmasked. With an introduction 
and references, by Chancery Lane. Lond. 
WiUon. 143 pp. 12° [82,093;43.] 32:3070 



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History, Biography, Geography and Travels. 

Allen, Miss A, J., compiler. Ton years in Oregon. 
Travels and adventures of Dr. E. White and 
lady, west of the Kocky Mountains; with inci- 
dents of two sea voyages via Sandwich Islands 
around Cape Horn ; containing also a brief his- 
tory of the missions and settlement of the coun- 
try; origin of the provisional government; 
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America. A general history of North and South 
America, including the celebrated work, by 
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Amerique centrale. Colonisation du district de 
Santo-Thomas de Guatemala par la Commii- 
naute de I'Union, fondee par la Compagnie beige 
de colonisation. Collection de renseignements 
publics ou recueillis par la compagnie. Par. 
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cord maps (1 fold.) 8<> [52,695; 44.] 21:2725 

AmiciS, Edmondo de. Spain. Tr. from the Ital- 
ian by Wilhelmina W. Cady. N. Y. Futnams. 
1881. (6+)438 pp., 11 pis. 12^ [82,040; 44.] 

22:2020 

Balboa, Miguel Gavello. Histoire du Perou. Par. 

A. Bertrand. 1840. viii-f331 pp. 12° [52, 

669; 44.] (Voyages, relations et memoires; H. 

Ternaux-Compans. 15.) 29:171 

Barb6-Marboi8, Francois, marquis de. Journal 
d'un deporte non iuge, ou deportation en viola- 
tion des lois, decretee le 18 fructidor an v (4 sep- 
tembre 1797). Brux. J. P. Meline. 1835. 2 v. 
vii, 305 pp.; :h01 pp. 18° [46,470; 44.] 21:2844.1-2 

Barber, John Thomas. See Beaumontf J. T. B. 

Barrett, Lawrence. Edwin Forrest. -Bost. • J. 

R. Osgood. 1881. (8+)171 pp., 4 ports., 1 pi., 

2fac8. 12^ [i?2,048; 44.] (Amer. actor series; 

Laurence Hutton.) 24:1015 

Barrow, ^ir John. A description of Pitcairn's 
Island and its inhabitants. With an authentic 
account of the mutiny of the ship Bounty and of 
the subsequent fortunes of the mutineers. ^. Y. 
Harpers, [n. d.] 303 pp., 2 pis. 18*^ [25,651; 
44.] 22:2573 

Barrow, Sir John. The eventful history of the 
mutiny and piratical seizure of M. M. S. 
Bounty; its causes and consequences. Lond. J. 
Murray. 1831. xi+356 pp., 6 pis. 18^ 
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Bartlett, Samuel C. Edmund Randolph Peaslee: 
a memorial discourse delivered before the fac- 
ulty and students of Dartmouth College, Sunday, 
Sept. 1, 1878. N. Y. Appleton. 1878. '41 pp., 
frontis. 12^ [3,813; 44.] *50:329 



Beaumont, John Thomas Barber. A tour 
throughout south Wales and Monmouthshire; 
comprehending a general surve}'' of the pictur- 
esque scenery, remains of antiquity, historical 
events, peculiar manners, and commercial situa- 
tions, of that interesting portion of the British 
empire. Lond. Cadell and Davies. 1803. xiii+ 
:^59 pp., frontis., fold. map. 12^ [51,953; 44.] 

22:2278 

Beesly, A. H. Sir John Franklin. N. Y. Put- 

nams. 1881. 238 pp., 2 maps (I fold.) 16*» 
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44:2477 

Ronnie, James. Insect architecture. New ed., 

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Rennie, James, and Westwood, John Obadiah. 
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Riiey, Charles V. The cotton worm. Summary 
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Roberts, Mary. A popular history of the mol- 
lusca, comprising a familar account of their 
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44:2482 

Rod well, James. (Uncle James.) The rat : its 
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Romer, Johann Jacob. Genera insectorum Lin- 

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Roeemassler, Emil Adolf. Anleltung zum Stu- 
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RU88, Carl. Schilderungen aus der Thier- und 

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Samuels, Edward A. Ornithology and oology of 
New-England, containing full descriptions of the 
birdsof New-England and adjoining statesand pro- 
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their distribution, food, song, time of breeding, 
and a careful and accurate description of their 
nests and eggs, with illustrations of many species 
of the birds and accurate figures of their eggs. 
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SamuelSOn, James. The earth-worm and the 
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SamuelSOn, James. The honey-bee ; its natural 
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Schinz, Heinrich. Systematisches Verzeichniss 

aller bis jetzt bekannten Saugethiero, oder 

Synopsis mammalium, nach dem Cuvier*schen 

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Schmarda, Ludwig K. Die geographische Yer- 
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3 V. in 1. (2+)222 pp.; (4+)225-582 pp.; viii 
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Contents: Vol. 1. ModalitAi uud CAUsalitAt der Verbreltuoff der 
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Vol. 2. Die Thierwelt dee Festlandes. 
Vol. 3. Die Thierwelt des Ocf-ans. 

Schweigger, August Friedrlch. Beobachtnngen 
auf naturhistorischen Keisen. Anatomisch- 
physiologische Untersuchungen fiber Corallen, 
nebst cinem Anhange, Bemerkungen uber den 
Bernstein enthaltend. Mit 12 Tabellen und 8 
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Sclater, Philip Lutley. A monograph of the 

birds forming the tanagrine genus calliste. 

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col'd pis., 1 map. 8*» [13,259; 44.] *44:1865 

Selys-Longchamps, Edmond. Monographic des 

libellulidees d'Europe. Par. Boret. 1840. (4+) 

220 pp. 8° [13,:^66; 44.] ^44:2125 

Sharpe, K. B., Catalogue of African birds in the 

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Sieboid, Carl Theodor Ernst von. A true par- 
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to the history of reproduction in animals. Tr. 
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Smith, Bev^ Thomas. The naturalist's cabinet; 
containing interesting sketches of animal his- 
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manners, and habits, of all the most remarkable 
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Sowerby, George Brettingham. Popular British 
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inhabiting the British isles. Lond. L. Beeve. 
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Sowerby, George Brettingham. A conchological 

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Staveley, E. F. British spiders ; an introduction 

to the study of the araneidae of Great Britain 

and Ireland. Lond. L. Beeve. 1866. xv+280pp., 

16 pis. (13 col'd). 12° [13,402; 44.] 44:2289 

Stevens, James Francis. Illustrations of British 
entomology, or a synopsis of indigenous insects, 
containing their generic and specific distinctions, 
with an account of their metamorphoses, times of 
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Swain80n, William. On the habits and instincts 
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Swainson, William. A preliminary discourse on 
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Swainson, William. Taxidermy; with the bio- 
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44:1051 

Swainson, William. A treatise on the geography 
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Swainson, William and SllUClcard, William E. 
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Swammerdam, John. Amstelaedamensls biblia 
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Tennent, Sir James Emerson. The wild elephant, 

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Tdnney, Sanborn. J^atural history. A manual 

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Tennay, Sanborn and Abby A. JNaturai history 
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Thiery de Menonviile, Nicolas-Joseph. Traits 
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Thompson, William. The natural history of Ire- 
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Thorpe, Charles. British marine eonchology; 
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Troschel, Franz Hermann and Ruthe, Johann 
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Tschudi, Friedrich von. Das Thierleben der Al- 
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Tschudi, Johann Jacob von, Untersuchungen 

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Turton, William. Manual of the land and fresh- 
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WestWOOd, John Obadiah. Arcana en tomologica; 
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WestWOOd John Obadiah. An introduction to 
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White, Adam. A popular history of birds, com- 
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White, R^' Gilbert. The natural history of Sel- 
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Williams, Rev. Charles. Dogs and their ways ; 

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Woody Rev. John George. Animal traits and 
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Wood, ^^* John George. Bible animals; being 
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Wood, Rev. John George. Homes without hands, 
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Wood, Rev. John George. The illustrated natural 

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Wood, Rev. John George. The natural history of 
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Wood, Rev. John George. Natural history picture 

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Wood, Rev. John George. Our garden friends 
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Beaman, Edmund a. Swedenborg und ihe new 
age, or, "the holy city New Jerosalem." What 
it is, and when und how *Mt conies down from 
God out of heaven ;" and Swedenborg and his 
mission in relation to it. With an introduction 
on God and man. Phil. J. B. Lippincott. 1881. 
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and other sermons. N. Y. E. P. Dntion, 1881. 

viii+370 pp. 12° [82,079; 45.] 5:4885 

CnnlenU: The candle of the Lord. — The Joy of self-Hacrlllre.— The 
youiifraiid old christian. — The pillai* in (lod'H temple. — The eye of 
Ihe soul. — The man of Macedonia. — The symmeiry of life. — How 
many loaverf have ye? — The n^wl of Helf-TesiJect. — The heroism of 
foreign mlsMons —The law of liherty. — Fa-^un*?. ~ A Whltwinduy 
Hermon. — Christ the fi>od of man. — The maiilinesH of Christ. — Help 
from iho hill*. — The curse of Meioz. — The niys»iery of li^ht. — The 
Hi-eumulatlon of faith. — C'hri»ilan charity. — The marks of the Lord 
JesuH. 

Evans, Charles. Friendu in the 17. century. 

New and rev. ed. Phil. Friends' hook store, 

1876. iv+viii, ()H8 pp. 8° [8:^,001; 45.] 4:4488 

Gieselsr, Johann Carl Ludwi^. A text-book of 
church history. Tr. from the 4. rev. German 
ed., by Samuel Davidson. New ed., rev. and ed. 
by Henry B. Smith. N. Y. Harpers. 1857-80. 
5 vols xxii-fv, 57() pp.; xii, t)24 pp.; x, 539 pp. ; 
4*+viii, 593 pp.; (ii-f )vii*-f vii, «70 pp. 8° 
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NoU. Vol.S completed hy Mary A. Robisbon. 

O'tUetUa: Vol. 1. a. d. 1 7aJ. 

Vol.2. 72G-ViOi. 

Vol. S. 1*5-1517. With a fall index to the 3 v. 

Vol.4. 1517-ltH8. The reformation and its results lo the peace of 

Westphalia. .... 

Vol. r>. 1517-1»«»4. From the reformation to the present times. 

[Japan.] Kuccolta di relation! de' regni del Gi- 
appone, nelle quali si intende non solo il frutto 
et progresHode' nuovi christiani delT India, ma si 
raccontano ancora raolti particolari avvisi degni 
di inemoria, intorno alle C08e successe in quei 
paesi, di casi strani, mutation! di utati, roviiie, 
morti di gran personaggi, ot d'altre materie no- 
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69+77+101 -)-8t>+166-f 98+102-1-214 pp. 18° 
[81,328; 45.] *4:2444 

Omtentt: Un:i lettera tlella Clna. — Lt-ttera annva della vice 

Brovlncladelle Filipplne; Giovanni de Kibkra. — I.eitera annva dt 
lappone ; Francesco lUsio. — Breve relatione circa il frutto clie si 
raccoglie con v^W Iiuiiani dellaprovlncia del Perrt ; l)l<*;fo de Torkkm. 
B'aKKiunKe la lettera annua dell' iJiole Filipplnedd n»tiu: FranceMro 
Vakz. — C'oplad'una lettera del P. Nlcol"» Pimkxta, visitatore della 
provlncla d'india Orlentale. del 16 «. — L'^ttera del med»•*^ilno 
del 1596. — Coplu d'una breve relatione d^lla chri>4tlanita di Oiunpoitt; 
el della morte di Taic«T»ama, itlgnore di detto regno; Francesco Pa.sio. 
— Dalla portoKheHo tradotta nella lingua ilulianadaOanparo Spitili.i. 
—Lettera del Cliappone et della Olna. del I5{i9: AlcMsandroVALioxANO. 
— Con un Hupplimenlo del IfiOl; Valentino Ca at' AaLic).—Lett«*re del 
Oiapone et della Clna degl' anni 15«)et l&i»i). 

LiiliSy Arthur. Buddha and earlj^ buddhism. N. 

Y. Putnam, [1881.] xiv(+ii)+258 pp., 4 

pl8., illus. in text. 12° [82,086; 45.] |0:2209 

Mitchell, ThoraaH. Cosmogony : the geological 
antiquity of the world, evolution, atheism, pan- 
theism, deism and infidelity refuted. In 2 vols. 
Vol. 1. N. Y. ylmer. News Co. 1881. xxviii, 
450 pp. 12° [82,214; 45.] 3:3791 

Phelps, Austin. The theory of preaching; lec- 
tures on homiletics. N. Y. Seribners. 1881. 
xvi+610 pp. 12° [82,207; 45.] 5:^481 



Scherr, Johannes. Geschichte der Holigion. 
Darstellung derinneren Entwicklung und aus- 
seren Gestaltung der religiosen Idee, sowie ihrer 
Einwirkung auf das geistige und sittliche Leben 
der Volker, von der altesten bis zur gegenwar- 
tigen Zeit. 2. Aufl. Leip. Wigand. 1860. 
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452 pp. 12° [82,236; 45.] 10:2161 

Smyth, Newman. The orthodox theology of to- 
day. N. Y. Scn'bners. 1881. xi. 189 pp. 12° 
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Story of the gospel, The; or, our saviour's life 
on earth. Told in words, easy to read and 
understand. By the author of The story of the 
bible. Phil. C. Foster. [1881.] viii. '^m pp., 
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History, Biography, Geography and Travels. 

ArrOWSmith, Aaron. A new general atlas, con- 
structed from the latest authorities, exhibiting 
the boundaries and divinions. Also the chains of 
mountains and other geographical features of all 
the known countries in the world ; comprehended 
ill 53 maps from original drawings. Edin. A. 
Constable. 1817. 4 pp.r53 mps. f° [:J7,113; 45.] 

*60:3957 

[Asia Minor.] Karte von Klein-Asien, entworfen 
und gezeichnet nach den neuesten und zuver- 
lassigsten Quellen, hauptsachlich nach den in den 
Jahren 1838-39 von Baron v. Vincke, Fischer 
und Baron v. Moltke, und 1841-43 von H.Kiepert, 
A, Schonborn, K. Koch aufgefiihrten Kecognosci- 
rungen,.sowie nach den besten neueren Reiserou- 
ten. vorziiglich der Englander. In Stein gestochen 
von H. Muhlmann. Ber. S. Schropp. 1844. 1 
fold, map in case. 12° [36,577; 45.] *60:2110 

Atlas, "^he collegiate, consisting of 32 maps of 
modern geography' , embracing all the latest 
discoveries and changes in boundaries; and 18 
maps of historical geography. With a co])ious 
index. Lond. W. Collins. ' 1872. (4+)48 pp., 
50 maps. 4° [38,348; 45 ] *6D:3952 

Atlas. The eclectic historical ; a hand-book for 

students and general readers. Cin, Wilson, 

Uivkle and Co. 1874. vi pp., 19 maps, 1 pit. 8° 

[44,525; 45.] *60:3953 

Ausder Petersburger Gesellsehaft. Leip. Duncker 
u. Humblot. 1873. (6+)254 pp. 12" [40,244;45.] 

*23:25 

Contend: I)ie GroHslftr^ttii Helene.-— Grnf Peter S<?huvi«lo|f.— Die 
Gnitiii Antoinette Blndott.— Die (irufen A«ller»)erg.— Die Hruder Miija- 
tin.— Fur-fct OortHclitkrttt.— tirnf Protftsj-oft — P. A. W»Iu)»'fl.— GtMierai 
IgnJiijeff.— lJn«»ere Unt<*riu-ht»<rniniHter. — JournRli^ten uiid Schriir- 
meller.— 8ohlU!»?beinerknng. 

Balch, William Kalston. The life of James 
Abram Garfield, late president of the United 
States. The record of a wonderful career, which, 
like that of Abraham Lincoln, by native energy 
and untiring industry, led its hero from obscurity 
to the foremost position in the American nation. 
Together with a full account of his election to the 
presidency, momentous events of his brief ad- 
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Balch, William Ralston. — (continued.) 

the sympathy of the nation, removal to Elberon, 
death, autopsy, funeral obsequies, interment, etc. 
Phil. McCurtfy and Co. [1881.] xvi, 760 pp., 7 
ports., 18 pis. 12° [82,237; 45.] 24:1170 

Beautemps-Beaupre. Charles Francois. Expose 
des truvaux relutifs a la reconnaissance hydro- 
graphique des eotes occidentules de France, suivi 
d*un precis des operations ^eodesiques qui ont 
servi de base aux cartes et plans des trois pre- 
mieres parties du Pilote fran^ais, par M. Daussy. 
Publie parordro du roi sous le ministere de M. le 
baron Hyde do Neuville. Par. Impr. royaie. 
1829. (4+)124 pp., 1 fold. map. 4^ [lt),955; 45.] 

*60:4 ^30 

Bigat, Pierre. Expose des operations geode- 
siques relatives aux travaux hydrographiques 
executes sur les cotes septentrionales de France 
par les ingenieurs hydrographes de la marine, 
sous la direction de M. Beautemps-Beaupre, in- 
genieur en chef. Publie par order du roi, sous 
le ministere do M. le vice-amiral, Ducampe de Ro- 
samcl. Par. Impr. royaie. 18H9. (4+)5f> pp., 
1 fold. map. 4° [16,954; 45.] *60:4431 

Bsrard, Auguste. Description nautiques des 
cotes de TAIgerie. Suivie de notes par M. do 
Tessan. Publiee au depot general de la marine 
sous le ministere de M. j)ucampe de Rosamel. 2. 
ed. Par. Impr. royaie. 1839. 232 pp., 16 pis. 
12° [16,807; 45.] 60:685 

Biography and history. Lond. Longmans. 1865.' 
4 V. 128+101 +viii+262+(vi+)144 pp. ; viii 
4.250-}-4-94-|-(iv+)135 pp.; (6 +-)149+(2+)118 
+6-169+92+4-:^l pp.; (2+)6, 315+(2+)122+ 
124pp. 12° [24,897; 45.] (Travelers library, 
14-17.) 23:26-29 

CtrUenU: Vol. 1. Wellington. — Turenne. — The battle ofLelpslc. 
— Sc*lmmyl. 

Vol. 2. Fuller. — Turkey and Christendom. — Ferdinand I., and 
MuxImiUati II. 

Vol. 3. Detoe. — Churchill. — Johnson. — Swifl. — Rlchardnon. 

Vol. 4. Uolcroft. — Arago. — Ctaestertleld. — Selwyn. 

BraVB men's foot-steps. A book of example and 
anecdote in practical life, for young people. By 
the editor of *Men who have risen.' 2. ed. Lond. 
H. S. King. 1873. viii+333 pp., 1 pi. 16° 
[39,819; 45.] 23:30 

British biography ; or, an accurate and impartial 
account of the lives and writinp^s of eminent 
persons, in Great Britain and Ireland ; from 
Wickliff, who begun the reformation by his 
writings, to theprcscnt time : whether statesmen, 
patriots, generals, admirals, philosophers, poets, 
lawyers, or divines. In which the several inci- 
dents and remarkable actions of their lives, and 
the particularities of their deaths, that can be 
collected from history, fa rail}' memoirs, and re- 
cords, will be related; a catalogue and specimen 
of their writings given, with occasional remarks ; 
and their characters delineated with freedom and 
impartiality. Lond. R. Goadby. 1766-8. 4 v. 
x-ffiv+)12-424(+7) pp, 8 ports.; 8+(4+)9-432 
-hlO pp., 10 ports.; (6+)414(+8) pp., 7 ports.; 
464(+ 12) pp., 5 ports. 12° [1,560-63 ; 45.] 

23:31-4 



British cabinet. The, in 1853. Phil. Zippincott. 
1853. iv, 346 pp., I pi. 18*» [902; 45.] 23:35 

0>nt^rU*: O. H. Gordon. — Henry Pettv (Maronls of Lansdowae.) 
— H. J. Temple. —J. Russell. — Sir J. (irauam. — W. E. OladBtone. — 
Duke or Newcastle. — Lord Cranworth. — sir William Molesworth. — 
Sidney Herbert. — Earl ofClareudon. — E^rl of OranvUle. — Dake of 
Arffyll. — Sir Cliarle« Wood. 

Bundy, -Mnj. J. M. The nation's hero. In memo^ 
riam. The life of James Abram Garfield, 20tb 
president of the United States. With an account 
of the president's death and funeral obsequies. 
N. Y. Barnes. [1881.] iv+274 pp., 1 port., 
illus. and 1 map in text. 12° [82,238; 45.J 

24:1176 

CliaracteristiCS of men of genius ; a series of 
biographical, historical, and critical essays, 
selected chiefly from the North American review. 
Bost. Otis, Broaders and Co. 1847. 2 v. (iv+) 
+xix+(iv+)316 pp.; (84-)317 pp. 12° [33,708; 

45.] 23:40-41 

Oonfenta: Vol. 1. Gregory VII., and hi« age.— The founder of the 
JeRiiiiR — Blnise PH.«cAl,an<i his writings.— Dante. — Petrarch. — Milton. 
— SheM«»v. — Lord Byron. — Goethe. 

Vol.'i. Sir Waller St'oll.— Wordsworth.— The poetn of GerniHnx. 
Michael An^eio.— OmoTa. — Machiavelli. — Louis IX. — Peter the Great. 

Draper, Lyman C. King's Mountain and its 
heroes: history of the battle of King's Moun- 
tain, Oct. 7th, 1780, and the events, which led to 
it. Cin. P. G. Thomson, 1881. xv,612pp., 11 pU., 
1 plan of battle, 1 map. 8° [82,212; 45.] 

29:2053 

Eccentric biography, or, sketches of remarkable 

characters, ancient and modern. Bost. N, 

Balch. 1825. 213 pp., 1 pi. 18° [36,230; 45.] 

23:50 

Contentt: E.Andrews Alleyn.— T. Aniello.— E. Aram.— P. Aretio. 
—P. Altclard.— F. Bacon.— Benyow^ky.— Berenicus.— J. Bigg.— 8. Bis- 
sett.—T. Blood.— L. de Boii*8i. — 8. Boyce. — J. Buxton.— Rev. M. 
ByleH.— B. M. Carew.— Cervetto.'^^. Gibber.— J. Clark.— J. Criobtoo.— 
T. Dexter.— D. Dancer. 

Eddy, Hichard. History of the 60th regiment 
New York state volunteers, from the commence- 
ment of its organization in July, 1861, to its public 
reception at Ogdensburgh as a veteran command, 
Jan. 7th, 1864. Phil. Author. 1864. xii+360 
pp. 12^ [82,006; 45.] 29:2731 

Elizabeth, Queen. The history of the life and 
reign of that excellent princess, from her birth 
to her death : as also, the trial, sufferings and 
death of Mary, queen of Scots. With the whole 
proceedings of the divorce of King Henry Vlll., 
from Queen Catharine; his marriage with the 
Lady Anne Bullen, and the cause of her unfor- 
tunate death on the scaffold. Lond. 1739. 436 
pp. sq. 8^ [30,855; 45.] 23:70 

Friedlander, Ludwig. Darstellungen aus der Sit- 
tengeschicbte Homs in der Zeit von August bis 
zum Ausgang der Antonine. 5., neu bearb. n. 
verm. Aufl. Leip. Hirzel. 1881. 2 v. xxviii 
+524 pp.; xii+592 pp. 8^ [81,330; 82,235; 45.] 

10:375.1-2 

Georgian ora, The. Memoirs of the most eminent 
persons, who have flourished in Great Britain; 
from the accession of George I. to the demise of 
George IV. Lond. Vezetelly. 1832. 4 v. 582 
pp., 1 port.; (2+)588 pp., 1 port; (2+)588 pp., 
1 pi.; 588 pp., 1 port. 12^ [36,235; 45.] 23:56-9 



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GBOrgian era, The. — (continued.) 

Oontenti: Vol. 1. The roynl family; The pretender? and their ad- 
herenla; Churchmen; Dissenters; Statesmen. 

Vol. 2. Military anil ua?al commanders; Judges and bnrristers; 
Physicians and surgeons. 

Vol. 3. Voyagers and travellers; Philosophers and men of nuienee; 
Authors. 

Vol. 4. Political and rural economists; Painterii, sculptor.*, archi- 
tects, and engravers; Composers; Vocal, instrumental, and drHmntic 
performers. 

GottSChalk, Louis Moreaa. Notes of a pianist 
daring his professional tours in the United 
States, Canada, the Antilles and South America. 
Preceded by a short biographical sketch with 
contemporaneous criticisms. Ed. by his sister Clara 
GoTTSCHALK. Tr. from the French by Robert E. 
Peterson. Phil. Lippincott. 1881. xxvii, 480 
pp., 1 port. 12° [82,200; 45.] 24:1351 

Gr66y, Edward. Young Americans in Japan, or, 
the adventures of the Jewett family and their 
friend Oto Nambo. Bost. Lee and Shepard. 
1882 [1881]. xiii+372 pp., frontis., illus. in text. 
8° [82,202; 45.] 22:194 

Hall, Capt. C. W. Drifting round the world. A 

boy*8 adventures by sea and land. Bost. Lee 

and Shepard, 1882 [1881]. xii+:s72 pp., frontis., 

illus. in text. 8° [82,203; 45.] 21:448 

Mag&Zin von merkwiirdigen nenen Keisebeschrei- 
bungen, aus fremden Sprachen iibersetzt und 
rait erJauternden Anmerkungen begleitet. Vol. 
9. Ber. Voss. 1793. (iv+)xxiv+274+xvr+i) 
+168 pp., 3 pis. (1 fold.) 12° [81,233; 45.1 

*2l:it>9 

Contenft: William BlijE^h's, Eapitaius von der grn9»«br)lanni8ch(>n 
Flotte, Keise in das SCidmeer, welche mit dem Btrhiff'e Bounty unter- 
nommen worden ist, um Brotbftume nanh den weptindi!»ohen In^eln 
sa verpflansen. Aus dem Englischen; nebst J^nn Fran^oij* de Bur- 
Tille, IrMnadsischen Eapitains, Reise in das BOdmeer, jetzi sum er- 
stenmal aus den vier Tollfttfindigen TaffehOchcrn der Herren de 
SraviLLK, Lab£, Pottikr dk L'Hommb una Moknbhow Qbersetst, und 
mit Anmerkungen begleitet von Georg FoasTSB.— G. Imlat'h, ehemal. 
Kapitains in der amerikanischen Armee und CommiHHionHirs der 
Lftndervertheilung in dem westlichen Gebiete, Nachiichten von dem 
wesilichen Lande der nordamerikanisohen FreiRtaaten, von dem 
Klima, den Naiurprodukten. der Volksmenge, den Sitt<>n und Ge- 
brauchen desselben. neb«»t einer Angabo der indianischen Vdlker- 
st&mme, die an den Grensen wohnen, und einer Schildcruug von den 
Gesetaen und der Uegierung des Stant^s Kentucky. In Iriefcn nn 
einen Freund in En^tland. Aus dem EngliMthen Obersetzt, mit vielen 
Anmerkungen und Bestimmungen der nMttUlichen Produkre, von E. 

A. W. ZlMMEBMANN. 

Merrill. Selah. East of the Jordan. A record of 
travel and observation in ihe countries of Moab 
Gilead and Bashan during the years 1875-1877. 
With illus. and a map. With an introduction by 
Roswell D. Hitchcock. ^. Y. Scribners, 1881. 
xv-l-549 pp., 6 pis., 1 fold, map, illus. in text. 8° 
[82,206; 45.] 22:516 

Poole. Capt. D. C. Among the Sioux of Dakota. 

Eighteen months experience as an Indian 

agent. N. Y. Van Nostrand. 1881. 335 pp. 

12^ [82,217 ; 45.] 21:2404 

"Q." Dramatists of the present day. Repr. 
from the Athenseum. London. Chapman. 
1871. vi+(ii+)140 pp. 12° [36,830; 45.] 

23:47 

Rae, W. Fraser. Newfoundland to Manitoba, 

through Canada's maritime, mining and prairie 

provinces. N. Y. Putnam. 1881. x(-fii)-|- 

294 pp., 3 fold, maps, 2 pis. 12° [82,216 ; 45.] 

21:1820 



Rand, McNally and Co., publishers. New map 

and guide to the Black Hills of Dakota. Chic. 

1875. 32 pp., 1 lold. map, illus. in text. 16° 

[51,448; 45.] *22:2857 

Rutherford, Mark. The autobiography of Mark 

Rutherford, dissenting minister. Ed. by his 

friend Reuben Shapcott. N. Y. Putnam. 1881. 

vii, 218 pp. 16° [82,218; 45.] 25:839 

Ternaux-Compans, Henri, editor. Voyages, re- 
lations et menioires originaux pour servir a 
I'histoire de la decouverte de TAmerique. Par. 
A. Bertrand. 1837. Vols. 1-13, 15-20. 12° [52, 
669^.45.] 29:157-169. 171-6 

0>ntenU: Vol. 1. NarrMliondii premier voyage de Nicolas Fkpbh- 
MAMN Ujeune, Haguenau, 1657. 

Vol 2. HiHtoirede la province de Saucta-Crue; Pero de Maoal- 
HA.NE« DE Gandavo. Lii^bonne. l«')76. 

Vol. 3. Hii'toire d'an pay» sihi^ dnn^ le nouvemi rnonde, uomro^ 
Am6nque; Hrina Staden a<' i/oni6fr(7 Marboiirg. 1667. 

Vol. 4. Rrlatifju %^rMique tie la conqiit^ie dn PCrou et de la 
province du Ci]a<'oc nomm^e Nonvellt*-(.':is>iile ; Franrois" Xla^H. 
8il.inianaue. 1617. 

V^nl. 6. Hixtoire veritable d'un voyage curieiix; Ulrich Schmidel 
de Sfrnubiug. Nureinlierg. 16U9. 

Vol. 6. 'Commt-niHin's*; .\i7iir NuSkz C'abcva dk Vaca. Valiadolid.. 
1655. 

Vol. 7. Relation el ^^^^t^age^; Alvar NiKn CAHtvA dr Vaca. VhI- 
ladnlid. 1665 

Vol. » Cniaul^s horribles d»->* conqu^rants du Mexiqne; Fernando 

d'AIVH IXTLILXOCHITL. MtfXiOO. IK2y. 

V\)l. 9. Re<HMon du voyage de Cibola, entrepri? en 1540; P6dro de 
Cabta^kda db Naqeba. 

Vol. 10. RecUfil de pi^cefi relativea A la couqu^'tc du Mexique. 
Tome 1. 

Vol.11. Rapport Biir le!« diflf^rentea clnf)HO(* de ehefa de la Nou- 
vHle- Ei»p<»Kne; Aloniio <1*» Zurita. 

Vole. 12-13. Hi-totre des Chipliim^ques ou den anoiens roi:« de 
TewMico. Pie. 1-2; Don Fernando d'Alva Ixtlilxociiitl. 

Vol. 16. Hi-* olre du Pi^ron: Mitfuel Unvollo Balroa. 

Vol. 16. Second rei'ueil de pi^ce» t-ur le Mexique. Tome. 2. 

Vol. 17. M<>nioire8 hiHtoriqiiea aur Tancien P^rou ; Fernando 

MOSTBHIWO". 

Vol8. 18-19. Hi>*toiredu rojaume de Quiu>; Juan de Vklai>co. 
Tomea 1-2. 

Vol. 20. Reoiieil de pieces 8ur la Floride. 

Texas almanac for 1873. And emigrant's guide 
to Texas, showing a portion of our early 
history; the lives and reminiscences of the parti- 
cipants in our revolution; the vast area of our 
state, and the great productive power of our soil, 
and its adaptation to all the most valuable staples; 
the present remarkable cheapness of our lands; 
the salubrity of our climate; the great length of 
our seasons for all farming purposes; the cheap- 
ness of all the necessaries of life; the great profits 
of farming, of stock raising, and of sheep hus- 
bandry; together with all the most important 
statistics of the state and of the United State^, 
bopides scientific articles on the geology and 
climatologj' of the state. Indeed scarcely a sub- 
ject is omitted, that can be of interest to the im- 
migrant, who comes to make Texas his future 
home, or to answer the inquiries of his friends 
abroad. [Galveston.] Richardson, Belo and Co. 
[1873.] 240 pp. 12° [39,019; 45.] 60:1507 

Tyler, Katharine E. The story of a Scandina- 
vian summer. N. Y. Putnams. 1881. (6-f) 
394 pp. 12° [82,224; 45.] 22:1211 

Urwick, Bev. W. Indian pictures, drawn with 
pen and pencil. [Lond.] Religious Tract Soc. 
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Wheeler, L. i^. The foreigner in China. With 
an introduction by W. C. Sawyer. Chic. 
Griggs. 1881. 268 pp. 12° [82,227; 45.1 

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Whdlan, Edward, compiler. The union of the 
Brilish provinces. A brief account of the 
several conferences held in the maritime pro- 
vinces and in Canada, in Sept. and Oct. 1864, on 
the proposed confederation of the provinces, to- 
gether with a report of the speeches delivered by 
the delegates from the provinces, on important 
public occasions. Ciiarlottetown. G. T. Haszard. 
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Winslow, Forbes E. Tiie children's fairy geo- 
graphy ; or, a merry trip. N. Y. Carleton. 
[1881. "I xiv+316 pp., illus. in text. sq. 8° 
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Science, Art and Industry. 

Adams, William H. Davenport, editor. The circle 

ot the year; or, studies of nature and pictures 

of the seasons. Edin. W. P. Nimmo. 1869. 

464 pp., frontis., illus. in text. 12° [H4,298; 45.] 

43:1638 

Adams, William H. Davenport, editor. Everyday 
objects, or picturesque aspects of natural his- 
tory. Edin. W. P. Nimmo. 1870. xv+427 pp., 
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AragO, Dominique Francois Jean. Uncerhaltun- 
gen aub dem Gebiote der Naturkunde. Aus 
dem Franzosischen iibersetzt von Carl von Remy. 
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Bach, Michael. Studien und Lesefriichte aus dem 

Buche der Naiur. Koln. T, P. Bachem. 1866. 

xx+307 pp. 12° [41,731; 45.] 43:1645 

Baale, Lionel Smith. Protoplasm ; or life, mat- 
ter, and mind. With numerous coloured 
drawings, executed on wood, and copied from the 
objects themselves. 2. ed., rev. and enl. Lond. 
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Bell, Henry Glassford, editor. Selet-tions of the 
most remarkable phenomena of nature. Edin. 
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Beta, H. (pseud.) See Bettziech, H. 

Bettziech, Heinrich. {B. Beta.) Die Bewirth- 
schaftung des Wassers und die Ernten daraus. 
Mit oinem Vorworte von Dr. Brehm. Leip. C. 
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Blake, John Laurie. The wonders of the ocean ; 
containing an account of the color, saltness, 
and probable depth of the ocean ; of its mount- 
ains of ice, gulfs, whirlpools, currents, and tides; 
and of its coral and other formations and pro- 
ductions, so far as known, whether animal, mineral 
or vegetable. Cazenovia. Henry and Sweetlands. 
1845. 252 pp. 18° [60,268; 45.] 43:1664 

Blanford, W. T. Observations on the geology 
and zoology of Abyssinia, made during the pro- 
gress of the British expedition to that country in 
1867-68. Lond. Macmillan. 1870. xii+487 
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45.] 43:1665 



Blumenbach, Johann Friedrich. Beytrtige zur 
Naturgeschichte. 1. Theil, 2 Ausg. Gott. H. 
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Blumenbach, Johann Friedrich. De generis hu- 
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Thierkdrper; Ph. Falcr.— Ein merkwQrdiger Fall tud Fistelbildung; 
W. Roher. 

Vol. 9. Das Leben der Sprache; Fr. M. CLArDios.— -Neue Methode 
lur Darstel lung und Bereohnung der imsgin&ren Wurzein algebrai- 
sober Glelchungen durch r>eterminanten der Coefflcienten; Eduurd 
FfiBSTKNAU.— Der botanische Garten su Marburg. Mic einem P>an : 
Albert Wioawd.— Geschichte des Hospiiwls Sanct Elisabeth in Mar- 
burg, nebst Bemerkungen ftberdleScnieksalederGebeine EMsalteih** 
und Qber Wunder-Heilungen im Allgemeinen; C. F. Heithimoer.— 
Beitr&ge zur Kenntniss der Ostracoden ; C. Ci.aus.— Experimental- 
unter«iuchungeD Qber Blasenbildung in kreisfdrmig cyiindrischen 
Rdhren. Thl. 1. Die Libellenblaj»en. Abschn. 1. LulttilHsen. 
Abschn. 8. Quecksilberblasen ; F. Melde.— Neue Syhthese aromMti- 
scher Hfiuern ; L. Cakivs.-— Zur Kenritniss der MQlIer'schen Gftnge 
und ihrer Verschme'zung; F. A. R. I'omrk.— Ueber Darwin's Hypo- 
these ••PangenePls;" A. Wioawd. — Ueber Bewegungserscheinuiigeo 
der Zellen; N. Ltr.BERKQHSi. 

Vol. l(». Untersuchungen Qber Sauerstoffverbrsuch und Kohlen- 
sAureausatbmnng der Menschen; Carl Speck.— Die geburt^hQlflichen 
Operationen in Kurhesfen wfthrend der Jahre 1868-1866; F. A. R. 
I>0HRM. — Das Miocaen Nord-Deutschlands und seine Mo|lui*ken- 
Fauna. Thl. I. Einleitung und palaeontologische Beschreibung der 
s\phonostomen Gnstropoden; A. ▼. Koesek.— Heitrsg sur Kenntr.iss 
der Nsuheimer Soolsprudel; (Hto Weiss.— Ueber das Auge des Wir- 
belthierembrvo; N. LieberkQiiic.- -Zur Statistik der geburtshQIfliohen 
Operationen in Kurhesnen, insbesondere vr&hrend der Jahre 1868-70; 
Wilhelm Pfankkuon.— Zum Verstandniss der Wirkungen derSeeluft 
and des Seebades; F. W. Brneee.— Zur Kenntniss der Wirkungen 
der Lageftnderungen der Frucht innerhalb des Fruchtwassers; Hein- 
rich Labs. — Die geburtshQIfliohen Operationen in Nassau wAhiend 
der Jahre 186^«*66; F. A. R. Dohrk.— Die Geburt mit unterbrochenem 
allgemeinen Inhaltsdrnck, die pathologische Geburt; H. Laiis.— 
Justus Ton Liebig's Verdienste um die Fftrderung der practischen 
Medicin ; F. W. Benrks. — Ueber gleicheckige und gleichkantige 
Polygene; Edmund Hess. 

Supplement: Die Cnpepoden-FanoH von Nizza. Ein Bettrag sur 
Charakteristik der Fornien und deren Abrindernngen **im Sinne Dar- 
win's." — Beobachtungen Qber Lernneocez-ii, Peniculus und Lernaea. — 
Beobachtungen Qber die (>rgani.«)ition nnd rortpflansungyon Leplo- 
dera appendiculala.— Ueber Euplecteila aspergillum. (R. Owen.)— 
DieCypris-Ahnllche Larve(Puppe) der Cirripedien und ihre Verwand- 
laog m dat festsitzeDde Thier; G. Clai;8. 



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Martin, F. Natargeechichte fiir die Jugend bei- 
derlei GeBchlechta. 6. Aufl., uingearb. u. verm, 
von C. F. A. KoLB. Stutt. Schmidt und Spring, 
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MasiUS, Hermann. Naturstudien. Skizzen aas 

der Pflanzen- und Thierwelt. 2. anverand. Abdr. 

Lei p. F. Brandstetter. 1852. vi4-(iv-j-)158 pp. 

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Massachusetts, Reports on the berbacious plants, 
and on tbe quadrupeds of. Published agreea- 
bly to an order of the legislature, by the coramife- 
sioners on the zoological and botanical survey of 
the state. Camb. Folsom. 1840. viii+277+ 
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Ness von Esenbeck, Christian Gottfried. Die 
allgomeine Formenlohre der Natur als Vor- 
scbale der Naturgeschichte. Mit einem Vorworto 
von C. A. KossMassLER. 2. Ausg. Bres. J. C. C. 
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illus. in text. 8° [18,389; 45.J 43:1711 

OrtOti, Jatnes. Underground treasures; how 
and where to find them. A key for the ready 
determination of all the useful minerals wJthin 
the United States. New ed., with additions. 
Phil. M, a Baird. 1881. (2+)145 pp., illus. 
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Owen, Hichard. On the extent and aims of a 
national museum of natural history. Including 
the substance of a discourse on that subject, de- 
livered at the Royal Institution of Great Britain, 
April 26, 1861. 2. od. Lond. Saunders. 1862. 
(4^)126 pp., 2 fold. pis. 8° [13,980, 45.] 

43:1897 

Partington, Charles Frederick. The British cy- 
clopaedia of the arts and sciences; including 
treatises on the various branches of natural and 
experimental philosophy, the useful and fine arts, 
mathematics, commerce etc. Lond. Orr and 
Smith. 1835. 2 v. (ii+)xcvi-f 939 pp., 31 pis. ; 
(2+)944(-f 2) pp., 27 pis., illus. in text. 8^ 
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Ponton, Mungo. The beginning: its when and 

its hovC. Lond. Longmans 1871. viii+(ii-f-) 

582 pp., 16 pis. 12° [38,099 ; 45.] 43:1901 

Pouchet, Felix ArchimMe. The universe : or, the 
infinitely great and the infinitely little. New 
ed., embodying the author's latest improvements. 
N. Y. C. Scribner. 1872. xx+818 pp., 84 pis. 
(4 cord), illus. in text. 8° [37,095; 45.1 

*43:1904 

Professional papersof the corps of royal engineers. 
Hoyal engineer institute occasional papers. 
[Ed. by Eobert H. Vbtch.] Chatham. Roy. Eng. 
Inst. [1877]-81. 5 v. xii+244 pp., 22 pis. (20 
fold.), 4 tabs.; viii+270 pp., 15 fold, pis., 8 tabs.; 
vi(-f ii)+402 pp., 32 fold, pis., 3 tabs.; (viii4-)246 
pp., 46 fold, pis., 4 fold, tabs.; xiii+249 pp., 13 
fold. pis. 8° [77,899; 81,545; 45.] *72:2181-5 



Professional papers, etc.— (continued.) 

Oontenti : Vol. 1. Targets for the trial of recent heavy ordnance, 
pt. I ; Col. T. INUI.IA. - Report of the preparationH for landing the 80- 
ton gun alSboeburynem: MaJ. M. Lambkrt. — The principles of a 
system of High ting ordnance, a-s applied to telescopes and the ser- 
vice sights of the present day.- Capt. L. K. Scott. — Results of expe 
nnients with Portland cement ; Lieut. C. de B. Cabky. — On the 
strength of besieging armies; Lieut. Col. H. Schaw. — On the garri- 
sons required Tor modern fortre<-ses: Lieut. J. F. Lewin. — Notes on 
the erection of the Tarlee bridge; Lieut. E. C. Hart. — TurgeU of the 
trml of recent heavy ordnance, pt. 2: Col. T. Inolis. — A new svsiem 
or sighting ordnance: capt. L. K. 8cott. — On the mine warfare at 
Sehastopol ; Capt. PJ M. Li.ovd. — A brief sketch of the present state 
"u British gunnery ; MjO- E. Maitland. — Precis of papers concerning 
Iht* iniroduclion of cavalry pioneera, communicated by the secretary 
R. E committee.— Extracts from proceedings of Indian pontoon com- 
mittee, communicat«d by the secretary R. E. committee. — On fort 
ress warfare; Lieut. Col Schaw. — Formuite for suspension bridges; 
Lieut. F. R. de Wolski. - On the naval attack of a fortress; Coni- 
Diander C. Bridok.— On the utiliKallon of pigeons in time o( war : W. 

B. Tkgetmeikr. — Targets for the trial of rec^'Ut heavv ordnance, pt. 
3; Col. T. iNOLis. - The cycloscope ; Lieut. O. 8. Ci.abke. — List of 
service ordnance and ammunition, etc : reprinted by permission of 
the Royal Artillery Institution. 

Vol. 2. Report of the .special commission for experimental firing 
at shl*>ldM of fi5 centimetres, at Hpeszia ; Trans, by Lieut.-Col, Maqua v. 
with some notes by Capt. Emolish. — On the electrical resistance of 
conductors at high temperatures: Capt. Bitcknill. — Military ush of 
railways in India. Precis of report of the railway transport committee 
India. 187a. Communicated by the secretary R. E. committee. — 1 he 
organisation of the imperial Russian engineers; Trans, from the Ger- 
man by Capt. J. Gore Booth. — On entrenchments; MaJ. Gen. Bain- 
BRiooK. — Report of Gen Todleben on the investment of Plevna 
and the surrender of the Turkish army Nov. 28 1877 (O. 8.^; Trans, 
from the Russian by Capt. O. T. Plttskictt. — The third battle of 
Plevna. Sept. 7-12, 1877. Trans, ftrom tbe French by Capt. O. T. Phtn- 
KKTT — Personal equipment; Capt. T. Fbasbb. — Armenia: Its geo- 
graphy and political future* J Bbycb. — Reminiscences of the cam- 
paign In Armenia; Capt. H Tbotter. — Demolition of a factory 
chimney, at Rings End, Dublin: MaJ Q. W. Stock ley. — The en- 
trenched camp of Plevna: Trans, ft-om the French by Capt. C. Wooj»- 
WABD. — Extract trom "Instruction sur le service d« rartillerie dans 
unsi^ge.*' 187«: Capt. T. Frasbb. — Targets for the trial of recent 
heavy ordnance, pt. 4; Col. T. IwoLia. — Some recent developments 
of applied science; Lieut. Coi. Frank Bolton and W. H Pbj-ece. — 
The third battle of Plevna, Sept. 7-12, 1877 {emUitiuation) ; Trans, from 
the French by Lieut. A. O. Green. — A letter ft-om Gen. Todlbbkn 
to Gen. Brialmunt, on the defence of Plevna; Trans, from the French 
by Capt. J. W. Savage. — List of service ordnance and ammunition, 
reprinted by permission of the Royal Artillery Institution. 

Vol. 3. Geographical distributions of animals: Thomas Henry Hux- 
ley. -' Indian system of geographical map making; T. E. Holdbtch. 
—Notes on the progress of gunnery: MTaJ. M. Lambert. —Shelter 
trenches and Held fbrtiflcailons; abstracted fVom the Italian bv Lieut.- 
Col. E.R. James. — Battle of Loveha. 8. Dec, 1877; Trans, from the 
French by Lieut. A. O. Grbkn. — History and geography of Afgha- 
nistan, and the Afghan campaigns of l8:)8-9 and 1842; Mai. H. Helsham 
Jones. — Historical sketch of the defences of Malta: Waller H. Tre- 
oxt.LAS. — The so-called thermal spectrum ; Capt. W. de W. Abney. 
— Elntrenched camps in Prussia; Trans, ft-om the French by Capt. R. 

C. T. HiLDYARD. — On the Are of infantry at long ranges ; Trans, ftom 
the German by MaJ. Gen. P J. Bainbriooe. — On the employment of 
the infantry spade; Trans, from the German by MaJ.-Gen. P. J. 
Baxnbbiooe. — Provi'tional fbrtfflcation ; Lieut. O. S. Clarke. — In- 
structions for pontooning in the Austrian service. — Trials of shell- 
proof and bomb-proof cover, abstracted ft'om the German bv Capt. J. 
w. Savage. — Description of the method for hoisting two girders of 
tbe Quoina bridge, Sattara district, Bombay ; Capt. £. C. Hart. — On 
coast fortification and the naval attack of fortresses : MaJ. Arthur 
Parnbll. — On a bridge material proposed fbr the engineer train of 
the Italian army: Lieut -Col. £. R. James. — Tables of service ord- 
nance, ammunition, ftises and carriages. — Use of railway's In war; 
extracted from the R. E prise essays for 1878. 

Vol.4. Laagers in the Zulu war; Lieut. R. da Costa Porteb, with 
notes by Capt. D. C. Courtney. — Report on the fkilure of a dock 
wall in the East India docks; Lieut. H. D. Lapfan. — The foriiflca- 
ttonsof Dellgrad and their Influence during the Turko-Servian war of 
18T6 ; Trans, firom the French by MaJ. C. woodward. — Report on 
blasting operations at Mt. Siloso. 81ngam)re; Lieut. H. E. McCallum 

I a R. I 



— A permanent standard cell ; MaJ. 



Armstbono. — Some notes 



on military engineering. Incidents in tbe war of 1877-8; Brevet MaJ. 
T Fraser.— Moment of Inertia of plane figures of any form; Lieut. 
G. S. Clarke. — Memorandum regarding the duties performed by 
the R. E. brigade, 1st division. Peohawar valley field force l>V78-9; Bre- 
vet Lieut. Col. B. Lovett.— Extracts from the Revue d*artlllerie.l879. 
suggested by MaJ. T. Fraser. and trans, by Capt. H. Jkxyll and 
Lieut. P. L. O. Ropkr. — On fortified camps and fortresses; MaJ. A. 
Parnell. — On the operations of the engineers of the first division 
Peshawar valley field force; communicated by the deputy adjutant 
general, R. E. — Targets fbr the trial of recent battering ordnance, 
pt. 5; Ool. T, iNOLis. — Remarks on the military institutions of Swit- 
zerland and observations on the dlfTerent arms; Col. G. Graham. — 
The construction of military railways by the Russians, during the 
war of 1877 and 1878; Capt. M. T. Sale. — A reply by Capt. J. T. Buck- 
n 1 11 to paper 17, vol.8, by MaJ. A. Parnkll, On coast fortifications 
•vnd the naval attack of rortres.ses. — Tables of service ordnance, am 
munition, ftises, arid carriages, reprinted by permission of tbe Royal 
Artillery Institution. 
Vol. 5. Plevna; Capt. G. 8. Clabkk. 

Ray Society, Beport of the first annual meeting 
of the, Oct. 2, 1844. Sir Philip De Malpas 
Grey Egerton, in the chair. With the laws of 
the society, list of officers, members, etc. Ijond. 
C.andJ.Adlard. 24 pp. 8^ [15,594; 45.1 In 43:16^1 
Ropet, Peter Mark. Animal and vegetable 
physiology, considered with reference to natu- 
ral theology. 4. ed. With numerous additions 
and emendations. Lond. Bell and Daldy. 1867. 
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Rossmassler, Emil Adolf. Fur freie Stunden. ; 

Mit in den Text pedr. Holzsohnitten u. dem 
Porlrait des Verfassers. Bres. E. Treiccndt. 
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43: ' oi'5 

Rossmassler, Emil Adolf. Der MenHch im Spiegel 

der JSatur. Kin Voiksbueb. Mit ein<:]fedr. , 
ilolzscbnitten u. eineni geologiseben Schema. 
Lei p. li, Friese. 18(58. 5 v. in 1. (ii^)x-f-149 
-f (2+)l74+(2+)198+ (4 +) 180 + (2+) 168 pp. 
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•• 



Rossmassler, Eniil Adolf. Dusii Was8er. Leip. 
F, Brandstetter. 1858. vi4-528 pp., 8 e(»rd 
pis., illuH. in text. 8° [18,301; 45.] 43:1927 

Rural rambles, or, some chapters on flowers, 
birds, and insects. By a lady. Phil. W. P. 
Hazard. 1854. vi, 368 pp. 12° [2,187 ; 45.] 

43:1633 

RU88, Carl. Natur - und Kulturbilder. Bres. 

K Trewendt, 1868. viii-h530 pp., 2 pis. 12° 

[35,284, 45.] 43:1930 

Schleiden, Matthias Jacob. Studien. Populare 

Vortrage. Leip. Breitkopf u. Hdrtel. 1855. 

390 pp., 3 pis. 8° [15,931; 45.] 43:1934 

Contents: Ueber FremdenpoIi»»'i in der Natur. — Franklin und 
Nordpolex|)editionen.— NMtur der Tone und Tdne der Nniur—Be-ee- 
lung der Pfliinsen. — Svredenborg iind dor Atier;;laube. — WrtlienHft-in 
und die Afirologie. — Mcnd^heinpchwarmereien einee Niiturfor- 
sehers. — I'eber Ziiuberei una Gcister!*puk. 

Schubert, Gotthilf Ileinrich von. Die Gesehichte 
der Natur als zweite allgemeine Naturge- 
schichte. Erl. T. T. Palm. 1835-7. 3 v. xvi 
-|-593(+3) pp.; (ii + )xvi-f 598 pp., 20 pis.; vi-f- 
593 pp., 11 pis. 12° [T. 797-9; 45.] 43:1941.1-3 

Silk, cotton, linen, wool, and other fibrous sub- 
stances. The history of; including observations 
on spinnin/if, dyeing and weaving. Also an ac- 
count of the pastoral life of the ancients, their 
social state and attainments in the domestic arts. 
With appendices: on Pliny's Natural history; 
on the origin and manufacture of linen and cot- 
ton paper; on felting, netting, etc. Deduced 
from copious and authentic sources. N. Y. 
Harpers. 1845. xxii(+ii)4-464 pp., 9 pis. (2 
fold.), 1 col'd map. 8° [5,044; 45.] 52:1162 

Sowerby, George Brettingham. Popular history 
of the aquarium of marine and fresh-water ani- 
mals and plants. Lond. L. Reeve. 1857. xvi 
+327 pp., 20 col'd pis. sq. 16° [5,696 ; 45.] 

43:1991 

Stahl, Hcinrich. Die Wassorwelt. Das Loben 
des Wassers in alien seinen Gestalten und For- 
men in Quell, Strom, See und Ocean, als Eis, Re- 
gen, Niederschlag, u. s. w. Vom Standpunkte 
der neuesten naturwissenschaftlichen *Anschau- 
ung. 2. ganzl. umgearb. Aufl , rait 130 III., 4 
Tondrucktaf. und 2 Karten. Leip. 0. Spamer. 
1864. xv-f 276 pp. 12° [30,613; 45.] 43:1944 

Stearns, Winfred A. New England bird life, 
being a manual of New England ornithology. 
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Tandon, Moquin. The world of the sea. Tr. 

and enl. by Rev. U*. Marty n Haut, from *'Lc 

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viii-f 448 pp., 18 pis. (10 col'd.) 8° [39,915; 45.' 

43:194^ 

Thurber, George, editor. Silos and ensilage. 
I'he preservation of fodder corn and other 
green fodder crops, bringing together the most 
recent information from various sources. Illus. 
N . Y . Ora nge dudd Co. 1881. 69 pp. 12° 
[82,222; 45.] 52:2317 

Tucker, J- H. A manual of sugar analysis, in- 
cluding the applications in general of analytical 
methods to the sugar industry'. With an intro- 
duction on the chemistry of cane-sugar, dextrose, 
levulose and milk-sugar. N. Y. D. Van Nosf rand. 
1881. 353 pp.. illus. in text. 8° [82,087; 45.] 

52:1734 

Ule, Otto. Das VVeltall. Beschreibung und Gc- 
schichte des Kosmos im Entwiekelungskampfe 
der Natur. 3. verm. Aufl. Halle. H. M. Schmidt. 
1859. xiv+(ii-f )719 pp., illus. in text 12° 
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United States. Naval observatory. Astronomical 
and meteorological observations made during 
the year 1876. Rear-Admiral C. II. Davis, 
U. S. N., superintendent. In 2 parts. Part 1. 
Wash. 1880. iv + 5, xciii + 534+63 pp., 1 pi. 
sq. f° [3.903; 45.] *70:-^203 

Viollet-le-DuC, Eugene Emmanuel. Lectures on 
architecture. Tr. from the French by Benja- 
min BucKNALL. Vol. 2. Bost. J. R. Osgood, 
1881. viii+4:^8 pp , 20 fold. pis. (3 col'd), illus. 
in text. 4° [81,132; 45.] *53:652.2 

Qmtmta: Lecture 11. Tho constru'*tlon of butldlng*?: Masunry. 

12. The construction of buiidlnfCH: M inunry confmurd; Methods of 
execution ; SimnltuneouM employment of stone, brick and iron ; Econ- 
omy in the outl'iy. 

IH. The construction of buUdlnKS : Orirnnisatlon of build tngr yards; 
Present condition of the art ot building; tJ»e of mudero appliances. 

14. On the (eachinK of architecture. 

1<>. General observations on the external and Internal ornamenta' 
tlon of huiidIn)?H. 

16. On monumental sculpture 

17-19. Domestic urchlteciure. i9. Country houses. 

20. Slate of architecture in Europe; The position of architects iu 
France: Competitive arranfi:emeniH; Contracts; B4>okkeepinfr in 
connection with building yards and their superintendence. — Con- 
clusion. 

Volger, Georg Heinrich Otto. Das Buch der 
Erde. Naturgeschichte des Erdballs und seiner 
Bewohner. Darstellung der physischen Geogra- 
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Wsgner, Hermann. Entdeckungsreisen im VVald 
und auf der Heide. 4. Aufl. Leip. 0. Spamer. 
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The same. 2. Aufl. 1866. [30,620.] 59:2913 

Wsgndr, Hermann. Entdeckungsreisen in der 
Heimat. 2. Aufl. Leip. 0. Spamer. 1874. 
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bnch.) 43:1963.1-2 

The same. 1865. 2 v. in 1. [30,622.] 55:2912 

Contents: Vol. 1. Im Suden. Eine AInenreise. 
Vol. 2. Stadt und Land. Naturgesohicntliche Straifsfige in Mittel- 
dentachland. 



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Wagner, Hermann. Entdeckiingsreisen in der 
VVohnstube. 4. Aufl. Leip. 0. Spamer. \Slil 
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r. t^oldene Kinderbuch.) 43:19^>^> 



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Wagner, Hermann. Entdeekun^sreiKen in Feld 

and Klur. 4. Aufl. Leip. 0. Spamer. 1870. 

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illuBlr. goidene Kinderbueh.) 43:1901 

The same. 2. Aufl. 18GG. [:jO;r>21.] 59:2910 

Wagner, Hermann, -Entdeckungsreisen in Haus 

und Hof. 4. Aufl. Leip. 0. Spamer. 1870. 

viii 4-182 pp., 4 pis., illus. in text. 12° 155,813; 

45] (Das illustr. goldenc Kinderbueh.) 43:1902 

The same. 2. Aufl. 1866. [30,018.] 59:2911 

Walchner, Franz Hermann. Der. praktische Na- 

turtbrscher. Karla. C. Macklot. 1842-3. 2 

V. in 1. C4+)484 pp., 4 fold. pis. 12° [16,035; 

45,] 43:1904 

Contents: Vol. I. Dei Chemiker. 
Vol. 2. Der GoognoPl. 

Warren, Henry. An artistic treatise on the hu- 
man figure, containing hints on proportion, 
color and composition. 4. od. Ed. by Susan N. 
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Wesley, John. A compendium of natural philo- 
sophj', being a survey of the wisdom of God in 
the creation. New ed., rev., corr. and adapted to 
the present state of science, by iiobert Mudie. 
Lond. T. Tegg. 1836. 3 v. xvi+3S4 pp., 
froniis.; viii-|-370 pp., 1 port.; viii + 375 pp., 1 
port. 18° [25,344; 45.] 43:19t58~70 

ConfenU: Vol. 1. Man— Vertebraie<l AnimRls. 
Vol. '£. lnvertebr»ied nuimtih. 
Vol. 3. luuoimate nature. 

West, Gratien. Statistique des volumes des 
equivalents chimiques et d'autrcs donnees re-^ 
latives a leurs proprietes physiques, suivie d'un 
raemoire sur quelques questions moleculaires. 
Par. G. Masson. 1873. • vi(+ii)+304 pp. 4° 
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Wilson, Edward L. Photographies : a series of 
lessons, accompanied by notes, on all the pro- 
cesses which are needful in the art of photo- 
graphy. Phil. E. L. Wilson. 1881. xiv, 352 
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*52:lG42 

Wilson, ^^y. John M. Earth, sea, and sky; or, 

the hand of God in the works of nature. Lond. 

r. Nelson. 1859. viii+414 pp., 10 col'd pis. 16° 

[41; 45.] 43:1973 

Wood, William. General conchology ; or, a de- 
scription -of shells arranged according to the 
Linnean system and illustrated with 60 pis., con- 
taining 260 figures of univalves and bivalves. 
Lond. J. Booth. 1835. (ii + )iv+7+lxi+246 pp. 
8° [5,803; 45.] *44:2557 



Wood, William. Index entomologicus ; or, a 
complete illustrated catalogue, consisting of 
upwards of 2000 accurately coloured figures of 
the lepidopterous insects of Great Britain. A 
new and rev. ed., wilh supplement containing 
figures and notices of nearly 200 newlj* discovered 
species, synoptic lists, etc., by J. O. Westwood. 
Lond. a, Willis. 1854. vii-f ii+21-f 298 pp., 
59 col'd pis. 8° [15,532; 45.] *44:2344 

Woodward, Samuel P. and Tate, Ralph. A man- 
ual of the mollusea; a treatise, of recent and 
fossil shells. Lond. Virtue. 1808. xiv+542+ 
80 pp., 23 pis., 1 fold, map, frontis. 16° 
[25,013; 45.] 44:2500 

World of wonders, A ; or, marvels in animate and 

inanimate nature. N. Y. Applefon. 1881. 

490 pp., illus. in text. 12° [82,230; 45.] 43:1034 

Yarrell, VVilliam. A history of British fishes. 
3. ed. by Sir John Richardson. Illus. by 522 
wood-engravings. Lond. J. Van Voorst. 1859. 
2 v. xxxviii4 075 pp., I port ; (4+)070 pp. 8° 
[13,791-2; 45.] 44:814-15 

Zoological magazine, The, or journal of natural 
history ; being a series of miscellaneous articles, 
original and translated, on interesting subjects 
in zoology. [Nos. 1-0.] Lond. Whittaker. 1833. 
(2+)192 pp., 7 pis., illus. in text. 12° [15,705; 
45.] 44:74 

Zoological notes and anecdotes. Lond. Bentley, 
1852. x+302 pp. 12° [92; 45.] 44:550 

Zoology, Reports, on, for 1843-1844. Tr. from 

the German by George Busk, Alfred Tdlk, and 

Alex. H. Halidat. Lond. Ray Soc. 1847. 

viii+59e-f8+20 pp. 8° [15,592; 45.] 44:500 

Omtentit: Progrens ot soolo>;y in IK43 : Mainmniin; Andr. Wao- 
NKB.— Ornithology; Antir. Waoner — Herpetology; F. H. Tr'>»chkl.— 
Ichthyolojbjy; F. H. 'I BoBCHF.t.— Insecia; W. F. EKtciifOM.— Aiachnidft. 
— CriiHtHCoa.— Entomo irflca.— Molluj^cn; F. H. TRosrMBL. — Progress 
or zoology in 1844: M.-tmmalia; Andr. Waomer.— Birds; Andr. Waombr. 
— Ei)ton»o1o>cy; W. F. Erichsou.— MolHisca ; F. Tboscrkl.— Helmin- 
ihologv; (;. T. V. SiEBoLD.— Worms, Boophyies*. and proiozoa ; C. T. 
V SiEBOLD.— Ueptiiia; F. H. Trosch el.— Ichthyology; F. H.Troschel. 

Zoology and botany, Eeports on the progress of. 

1841,1842. Edin. Ray Soc. 1845. (ii+)viii 

+43+348+104+xix+24 pp. 8° [15,594; 45.] 

43:1631 

Sports, etc. 

Campbelli Major Walter. The old forest- ranger ; 
or, wild sports of India on the Neilgherry hills, 
in the jungles and on the plains. 4. ed. Lond. 
Routledge. 1869. xiv+(ii-f-)359 pp., 5 pis., illus. 
t. p. 12° [80,203; 45.] |0:5981 

Daumas, Melchior Joseph Eugene. The horses of 
the Sahara, and the manners of the desert. 
With commentaries by the Elmir Abd-el-Kader. 
Tr. from the French by James Hutton. Lond. 
W. H. Allen. 1863. xi+355 pp. 8° [78,239 ; 
45.] 10:6053 

Gibson, W. Hamilton. Camp life in the woods 
and the tricks of trapping and trap-making. 
Containing comprehensive hints on camp shelter, 
log huts, bark shanties, woodland beds and bed- 
ding, boat and canoe building and valuable sug- 
gestions on trappers' food, etc., with extended 



Fiction (English). 



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Gibson, W. K&mWlon. — (continued.) 

chapters on the trapper's art, containing all llie 
"tricks'' and valuable bait recipes of the profes- 
sion ; full directions lor the use of the steel trap, 
and for the construction of traps of all kinds; 
detailed instructions for the capture of alt fur- 
bearing animals ; valuable recipes for the caring 
and tanning of fur skins, etc. N. Y. Harpers, 
1881. (2+):U)0 pp., 9 pis., illus. in text. ltj° 
[82,077; 45.] I0:o905 

KBBne, J- fl. The practical fisherman : dealing 
with the natural history, the legendary lore, 
the capture of British freshwater fish, and tackle 
making. Lond. Bazaar office. 1881. (4-4-)481 
pp., 19 pis. 12^ [81,514; 45.] |0:5922 

Knox, Thomas W. The young Nimrods in North 

America. A book for boys. N. Y. Harpers. 

1881. 299 pp., 1 pi., illus. in' text. 8° [80,(i57; 45.] 

10:600:^ 

Saddls-horso, The. A complete guide for riding 

and training. N. Y. Orange Judd Co. 1881. 

95 pp., frontis., illus. in text. 12° [82,194 ; 45.] 

10:6050 

Stevens, Charles W. Fly-fishing in Maine lakes; 

or, camp life in the wilderness. Bost. A. 

Williams. 1861. 201 pp., 1 col'd pi. 12° [81, 

113; 45.] 10:5944 

Fiction.— English. 

Alden, Isabella M. (Pansy.) The pocket measure. 

Bost. Lothrop. 1881. 515 pp. 12° [81,419; 

45.] 35:501 

Blacic, William. That beautiful wretch. A 

Brighton story. N. Y. Harpers. 1881. 240 

pp., 33 pis. 12° [81,«41; 45.] 35:2191 

Braemar; or, two months in the highlands. 

Lond. S. Tinsley. 1881. 2 v. (iv-| )ivH-280 

pp.; iv+267 pp. 12° [81,568; 45.] 40:2063.1-2 

Bryan, Mary E. Wild work; the story of the 

Ked river tragedy. N. Y. Appleton. 1881. 

vii, 410 pp. 12° [81,630; 45.] 35:3053 

Carey, Annie. School-girls; or, life at Montagu 

Hall. Lond. Cassell. [1881.J viii-f :W2pp., 

2 pis. 12° [81,417; 45.] 35:3775 

Ciiester, Sara E. Dear Jane. With other stories 

by favorite authors. Bost. Lothrop. [1880.] 

(182) pp., illus. 12° [81,452; 45.] (Tressy's 

Christmas library.) 35:4219 

Contents: Why mftmmy Pelphy's b:»by wflg nitmed Grief.— Gr«nny 
LnkeV roiirase.— What Jtinot did with her ChriHtmAS present —The 
rubber babv.— Sammy Sealskin's enemy.— Bercetta'a mii«ft.rttmef . — 
NannetteV live baby. — The other side of the story.— Brother.** for sale 
— \ story ot a clock.— Naniihty Zay,- The lej^^'nd of the salt sea. — 
The man with the straw hat. — RiifHes and puffs. — Sugar river.— A 
pioneer •• wide awake." 

Droz, Gustavo. Monsieur, madame and the baby. 

A series of confessions. Tr. from the French by 

Reavel Savage, Phil. Peterson. [1881.] (4+) 

21-302 pp. sq. 16° [81,637; 45.] 37:8()2 

Fothergill, Jessie. "One of three" and Made or 

marred. N. Y. H.Holt. 1881. (ii + )vi( + ii) 

+333 pp. 16° [81,636; 45.] (Leisure hour 

ser.) 37:2434 



Gaily, J- VV. Sand and Big Jack Small. Chic. 

Bel ford, Clarke and Co. 18S0. 243 pp., 5 pis. 

12° "^[81,418; 45.] 37:2772 

Lathrop, i^^se Hawthorne. One cent. With 
other stories by favorite authors. Bost. Lo- 
throp. [1880.] (174) pp., illus. 12° [81,452; 45.] 
(Tressy s Christmas library.) 38:134h 

Ojnfenfg: Bunker Mill revived. — S.orv of a hoe cake. — The 
tramp's diuuer party. — The ragHmuftin.« and General Washin<;iun.~ 
.lah^MTwock. — Nip and Ti»«k ; or, tlu* tail thfct would vfnu. — .MaJ«ier 
ToiiyS oxptriment — Th** Beech Woods lioyx. — Fright of the beehive. 
—A d^er fmnt.— Hom lh»- Penny lumily lived.— Tad's telephone.— 
The boy who would rliuib iie'es. — Goin^ to mill in 1777. — Ti si 
poppnty. 

MacDonald, Geori^e. Warlock o' Glenwarlock : 

a homely romance. Bost. Lothrop. [1881.] 

V, 714 pp., 15 pis. 12° [81,416; 45.] 38:2191 

Moulton, Louise Chandler. Jessie's neighbor. 

With other stories by favorite authors. Bost. 

Lothrop. [1880.1 (188) pp., illus. 12° [81,452; 

45.] (Tressy's Christmas library.) 38:3184 

Contents: The white chrysanthemumi*. — Two burial p^Hces of 
Florence. — How Ml}»s Chatty earned a living. — Nib and Meg. — The 
doll nii8»«ion. — Pn-tty, and her violin. — Au afternoon wiili an Indian 
pr;ncerf8.— Frtyetl«*8 ride.— Jennie's lark 

Otis, James. Toby Tyler : or, ten weeks with a 

circus. N. Y. Harpers. 1881. 265 pp., 21 

pis. 16° [81,638; 45.] 38:3944 

Phelps, Elizabeth Stuart. The boys of Brimstone 
Court. With other stories by favorite authors. 
Bost. Lothrop. [1880.] (190) pp., illus. 12° 
[81.452; 45.] (Tressj-'s Christmas library.) 

38:4389 

Cbntenrg: Mr». Miffet'n onmers hair shawl — Mips Juniper*;* w«rd. 
—That whioh hHppened to Tommy. — Left. handed luck. — ThiHie'f 
fonrth of July— Bobby'p shirts.- Her little life.— A "miH'ble" dsy.— 
'Mnndy*.** quilting party.— Why didn't he cat«^h a fox ? — About hatn. 

Rand, Edward A. The bark-cabin on Kear- 

sarge. Bost. Lothrop. [1880.] 209 pp. 16° 

[81,414; 45.] 39:104 

Rand, Edward A. The tent in the notch. Bost. 
Lothrop. [188k] 178 pp. 16° [81,415; 45.J 

39:105 

Reichenbach, Moritz ron. The Eichhofs. A 

romance from the German. Tr. by Mrs. A. L. 

WiSTER. Phil. J. B. Lippincott. 'l881. 322 

pp. 12° [80,331 ; 45.] 39:227 

**Rlta." (pseud.) Fragoletta. A novel. Phil. 

J, B. Lippincott 1881. 295 pp. 12° [82, 

032; 45.] 40:2785 

Rousselet, Louis. The two cabin boys. Bost. 

Roberts. 1881. 361 pp., 17 pis., illus. in text. 

12° [80,038 ; 45.] 39:674 

Scott, Mary E. Reith; or, righted at last. Phil. 
Lippincott. 1881. :^08 pp. 12° [80,293; 45.] 

39:1296 

Scudder, Horace E. Seven little people and their 

friends. Bost. Houghton. 1882. iv, 240 pp., 

4 pis., illus. in text. 16° [82,033; 45.] 39:151*> 

Contenfjf: The three wishes. — A ohriatmas stocking wiih n hole 
in it.— The little castaways.— A fairy i^urprtge party.— Phe r«M*k ele- 
phant.— The old hrovrn »^6ftt. — New Year'a day in the garden. 

S6V6n little sisters who live on the round bull 
that floats in the air. Bost. Lee and Shepard. 
1880. 10+127 pp.. 8 pis. 16° [81,656; 45. J 

40:257(i 

Sheldon, -^rs. George. The forsaken bride: a 

novel, N. Y. Carleton. 1881. 456 pp. 12° [82, 

219; 45.] 39:1600 



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Sidney, Margaret. Tressy's Christmas. With 

oilier stories of favorite authors. Bost. Lothrop, 

[1880.] (190) pp., illus. 12° [81,452 ; 45.] 

(Tressy's Christmas library.) 39:1^^1 

0>nUnt»: The true story of Betsy J'rig.— Polly's tenuitution.— 
FArniiiiK on a t»maU scale.— A wonderful trio. — Prying Lizzie.— P<iBie. 
—The wonderful cookie. — The piecinK of the blockp. — Topav's 
ihankHjfivmg. — only fiiteen.— A remarkuble journey. — SiioMhine in 
vrinter.— How Klaie hurried the spring.— The tnaid of Norway. 

Spielhagen, Friedrich. The skeleton in the 

house. From the German by M. J. Safford. 

N. Y. G. W. Harlan. 1881. 158 pp. 16° 

[81,631; 45.] 39;2112 

Stoddard, William O. The quartet ; a sequel to 

Dab Kinzer : a story of a growing boy. .N. Y. 
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39:2301 
TisSOt, Victor and Amero, Constant. The exiles. 

A HuBsian story. Tr. from the French by 
George D. Cox. Phil. Peterson. [1881.] (2+) 
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VillarS, Mrs. Mary H. Stories of home and home 

folks ; or, leaves from a parsonage portfolio. 
Vol.1. Cin. Walden and Stowe. 1881. 334 pp. 
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Warner, Miss Susan. {Elizabeth Wetherell.) The 

letter of credit. N. Y. R Carter. 1882 
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Woolsey, Miss Sarah C. (Susan Coolidge.) Cross 

patch, and other stories. Adapted from the 

myths of Mother Goose. Bost. Roberts. 1881. 

268 pp., illus. in text. 16° [82,034,45.1 40:831 

CunfenU: Cross patch.— Liitle Tommy Tucker.— •• Hark 1 hark!" 
— Mi9« Jane. — The old woman who lived in the shoe. — Simple 8im<m. 

Literature. 

Baynd, Peter. Two great Englishwomen. Mrs. 

Browning and Charlotte Bronte; with an essay 
on poetry, illus. from Wordsworth, Burns and 
Byron. Lond. J. Clarke. 1881. Ixx viii +340 
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Besant, Walter. Studies in early French poetry. 

Lond. MacmUlan. 1868. vi4-319 pp. 12° 
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Consents : Introduction — FroiM>«art. — Alain Chartier.— Christine de 
Pisan. — Eustache iJeschamps. — ^Charles ot Orleans.— Oiivier Brasse- 
lin de Vire. — Martial de Pans. — Francois Villon. — Rojicr de Collerye. 
— l<Hnd«». — GuillaumeAlexis.— GuillHumeCoquillart.— The imniortalx. 
—Mpibtre Pierre PMthelin.— De Saint GelaiH.— Francis and Marg.'iret. 
—La tamille Marol.— Cloljlde de Surville.— English poems of Charle.'* 
of Orleans. 

Cleveland, Charles Dexter. A compendium of 
English literature^ chronologically arranged, 
from Sir John Mandeville to William Cowper. 
Consisting of biographical sketches of the au- 
thors, selections from their works, with notes, 
explanatory, illustrative, and directing to the best 
editions and to various criticisms. Designed as a 
text book for the highest classes in schools, and 
for junior classes in colleges, as well as for private 
reading. Phil. Biddle. 1859. 762 pp. 12° 
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Cleveland, Charles Dexter. English literature of 
the 19. century : on the plan of the author's 
''Compendium of English literature" and supple- 
mentary to it. Designed for colleges and advanced 
classes in schools, as well as for private reading. 
Phil. BiMle. 1851. xvi, 746 pp. 12° [7,246; 45.] 

10:3369 



Cleveland, Charles Dexter.— (continued.) 

The same. 1863. 778 pp. [572.] |0:3369 b 

Coggeshall, William T. The newspaper record, 
containing a complete list of newspapers and 
periodicals in the United States, Canadas and 
Great Britain, together with a sketch of the origin 
and progress of printing, with some facts about 
newspapers in Europe and America. Phil. Lay. 
1856. xiv+194pp. 8° [14,766; 45.] |0:2908 

Coleridge, Henry Nelson. Introduction to the 
study of the Greek classic poets. Designed 
principally for the use of young persons at school 
and college. Part I. containing, 1. General intro- 
duction. 2. Homer. Bost. J. Munroe. 1842. 
(8 f ) 242 pp. 12° [6,701; 45.] |0:4265 

Coleridge, Herbert. A glossarial index to the 

printed English literature of the 13. century. 

Lond. Trubner. 1859. viii + 102 pp. 8° [8, 

805; 45.] *|0:3371 

Ao'e. Ct ntalns also: Proponal for the publication of a new Eng- 
liMh dictionary, by the Philological society. 31 pp. 

Craik, George Lillie. A compendious history of 
English literature, and of the English language, 
from the Norman conquest. With numerous spe- 
cimens. N. Y. C. Scribner. 1863. 2 v. xix, 
620 pp.; X, 581 pp. 8° [2071-2; 45.] 10:3384-5 

The same. A manual of 'lltiglish literature and 

ot the history of the English language. In 1 

vol. 4. ed. Lond. C. Griffin. 1871. xvi-|-536 

pp. 12° [44,:^93.] 10:3386 

Day, Henry N. An introduction to the study of 
English literature ; comprising representative 
masterpieces in poetry and prose, marking the 
successive stages of its growth and a methodical 
exposition of the governing principles and general 
forms, both of the language and literature; with 
copious notes on the selections, glossary, and 
chronology, designed for systematic study. N. 
Y. C. Scribner. 1869. xi+539 pp. 12° [17, 
552 ; 45.] |0:3393 

DeQuincey, Thomas. Essays on ])hilosophical 

writers, and other men of letters. Bost. 7\ck- 

nor, Reed and Fields. 1854. 2 v. (6+)292 pp.; 

(6+)291 pp. 12° [7,215-16; 45.] 10:2911-12 

Confentu: Vol.1. Sir William Hamilton. — Sir James Mackintosh. 
—Kant \x\ his miscellaneous essays. — Herder. — John Paul Frederick 
Rit'hter. — Analects from Richier.— Leasing. 

Vol. 2. Bentley.— Parr. 

DeQuincey, Thomas. Essaj's on the poets, and 

other English writers. Bost. Ticknor and 

Fields. 1855. 298 pp. 12° [7,220; 45.] 10:3396 

CM}ntf.nt%: The poetry of Wordsworth. — Percy Bvj«Bhe Shelley — 
.lahn Keat.«-.—Oliver (Joldsmith.— Alexander Pope. — William Godwin. 
ohn Ft»S"ter.— William Hazhtt.- Walter Savage Landor. 



DeQuincey, Thomas. Literary reminiscences ; 
from the autobiography of an English opium- 
eater. In 2 V. Vol.1. Bost. Ticknor^ Reed and 
Fields. 1854. 366 pp. 12° [7,210; 45.] |0:3397 

Oontcnfs: Literary novitiate. — Sir H. Davy. Mr. Godwin. Mrs. 
(irant.— Recollections of Charle.«* Lamb.- Walladmor. — Samuel Tay- 
lor Coleridge.— William Wordsworth. 

Disraeli, Isaac. The calamities and quarrels of 
authors; with some inquiries respecting their 
moral and literary characters, and memoirs for 
our literary history. A new ed., by his son, B. 
Disraeli. Lond. Routledge. 1859. viii+552 pp. 
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Disraelii Isaac. Curiosities of literature. A new 
ed., with memoir and notes by his son, B. Dis- 
raeli. Lond. Eoutledge. 1858. H v. xlviii-f 
471 pp.; vii4-54G pp.; iv-|-540 pp., 1 port. 12° 
[7/253-5: 45.] 10:2918-20 

Disraeli, Isaac. Curiosities of literature. With 
a view of the life and writings of the author. 
By his son [Benjamin Disraeli]. From the 14. 
corr. Lond. ed. Bost. W. Veasie. 1858. Vols. 
2, 3, 4. vii, 4G8 pp.; vi, 46G pp.; vi, 472 pp. 12° 
[7,249-51; 45.] 10:2922-4 

Disraeli, Isaac. The literary character; or, the 
history of men of genius, drawn from their 
own feelings and confessions. Literary miscella- 
nies ; an inquiry into the character of James I. 
A new ed., edited by his son, Benjamin Disraeli. 
Lond. Routledge. 1859. xv-f4t)2 pp. 12° 
[7,259; 45.] 10:2926 

Disraeli, Isaac. Miscellanies of literature. A 

new ed., rev. and corr. N. Y. J. and II. 6r. 

Langley. 1841. 3 v. viii+352 pp.; iv+390 pp.; 

xi+429 pp. W [7,1^28-30; 45.] 10:2928-30 

ContenU: Vol. 1. Literary mi-sei-Iluniei?. — Gi4lamilifH of author!*. 

Vol. 2. QimrrPls ol nnthors. 

Vol. a. The literarv character.— Character of JanK*!* 1. 

Dowe, William. Junius, lord Chatham: a biog- 
raphy, setting forth the condition of English 
politics preceding and contemporary with the 
revolutionary Junian period, and showing that 
the greatest orator and statesman was also the 
greatest epistolary writer of his age. Lond. 
Trubner. 1857. xvi+252 pp. 12° [7,004; 45.] 

10.3517 

Dudevant, Mme. Amantine Lucille Aurore Dupin. 

{George Sand,) Autour de la table. Par. E. 

Dentu. [186-.] (4+)351 pp. 16° [26J39; 45.] 

^ 10:^:^935 

Cbntenfa: Victor Hugo —Madame de Girardin. — Michelet. — Ad. 
Pi (el.— Alexandre Bonneau.— LHureiit-Pichat.— Edouard Plouvier.— 
Montanelii.— Miixime Dii Camp.— Hnnoi6de Bulzac. -M. DeliUniiche. 
— B6ranger.— Kenimore Cooper.— Harriet Beecher Stowe.— Kug^ue 
Froraenim.— B^ie» et gen>; P.-J. Stahl.— Le Berry. 

Ellis, George. Specimensof early English metrical 
romances, chiefly written during the early part 
of the 14. century ; to which is prefixed an histo- 
rical introduction, intended to illustrate the rise 
and progress of romantic composition in France 
and England. Lond. Longman, 1805. 3 v. 
vii+387 pp.; (4+)404pp. ; (4+)419 pp. 12^ 
[361-3; 45.] 10:3408-10 

The same. In 1 vol. A new ed., rev. by J. O. 

Halliwell. Lond. H. G. Bohn. 1848. viii 

+ 600 pp., col'd frontis. 16° [9,944] (Bohn's 

antiquarian library.) |0:34J2 

Finden, E. and W. Illustrations of the life and 
works of Lord Byron. With original and se- 
lected information on the subjects of the engrav- 
ings, by W. Brockedon. Lond. J. Murray. 
18"^3-4. 3 V. (255 pp.), :54 pis.; (158 pp.), 23 pis.; 
(194 pp.), 34 pis. 8° [6,891-3; 45.] *|0:3422-4 

Gilbert, John T. The Celtic records and historic 
literature of Ireland. Being Nos. 3 and 4 of 
the Irish quarterly review. [Sept.-Dec, 1851.] 
Dub. W. B. Kelly. 1861. (iv+)ii( + ii)4 351- 
702 pp. 8^ [4,479; 45.] • |0:4591 



Gilflllan, George. Galleries of literary portraits. 

Edin. J. Hogg. 1856-7. 2 v. (ii+)ii+333 
pp.: (ii+)ii+368 pp. 12° [13,752-3; 45.] 

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Gladstone, William Ewart. Juventus mundi. 

The gods and men of the heroic age. Lond. 
Macmillan. 1869. xxviii-f 541 pp., Infold, col'd 
map. 12° [24,058; 45.] 10:4280 

ConimfK: Intnuiuelion —Thf three great app'-IIatiTep. — The Pe- 
InHj/i.i.—Uolla-'.— The Phoenicians nn<i th«* Ejijypli.u's. — On the mlf 
•'Aimx rtiidroTi."— Th»' < ilvnipiiiii system.— The divhiilie.s ol Olynipos. 
M'Tal aspens of the OI>"mpian system.— Ethien ot ihe lieroie uu*' — 
Pohtv «>l the heroin \i4t'.— Rpnembl inee« mv\ liifterencei* betwren the 
Grf-ek"* rto«l the Trojmi^.— Geogiapliy of Homer,— Plot*-, charft.ierM 
and similes. — Miseellftiieouj^. 

GottSChall, Hudolph. Die deutsche Nationallite- 
ratur in der ersten Halite des 19. Jahrhunderts. 
Literarhistorisch und krilisch dargestellt. Bres. 
Treicendt und Granier. 1855. 2 v. (4-)-)512 pp.; 
iv+tiGO pp. 8° [18,944-5; 45.] 10:407:^-4 

Griffin, Gilderay Welles. Studies in literature. 

Bait. H. a Turnbulljr. 1870. (6-h)158 ])p. 

12° [22,700; 45.] I0:29G0 

Contents: G.ors*' D. Prf-ntice.— Victor llnjfo.— Mannonter» Beli- 
jjjivin-.— Vailiek.— Tl)e lempe;*!.— I hn s<'Hrlet leirn-.- E«!v*in Booth's 
Maeh* th.— Perey BvH^he fShelley.— Antony Rini Cleopatra.— Cv mhe- 
Iviir^.—HMiiilet.— Du'vid G »rriek.— Th»«keiny.— AITf uell that end? 
viell.— DieiiniiiK.— [)uite.— The GypMes — Autograph.**.— JanMischok. 
— A phjiflogical !*tiniy. 

Guileville. (Juillaume de. The ancient poem of, 
entitlecl Le pelerinage de I'homme, compared 
with the Pilgrim's progress of John Bitnyan. 
Ed. from notes collected h}- Nathaniel Ilill of the 
Koy. Soc. of Literature, with illustrations and an 
appendix. Lond. B. M. Pickering. 1858. (ii-h) 
xvi4-424-(ii+)lxviii pp., IG pis. (4 col'd). 4° 
[13,757; 45] *|0:15561 

Hallam, Henry. Litroduction to the literature 

of Europe in the 15., 16. and 17. centuries. N. 

Y. Harpers. 1851. 2 v. xxiii, 416 pp.; x, 462 

pp. 8° [7,185-6; 15.] |0:29t)5-6 

The same. 4. ed. Bost. Little, Brown and Co. 

1854. 3 V. xxvii-j-575 pp.; xii+589 pp.; xii4- 

666 pp. 8° [4,250-52.] 10:2967-9 

Hannay, Ja«^es. Satire and satirists. N. Y. Bed- 
field ISbb. iv,235pp. 12° [52; 45.] 10:2972 

Cuutents: Six lecttirea: Horace and Juvenal. — Erasmu*, Sir I»a- 
vid LindsMV, and Gt^orjfe Biichman — Karly Eu'op**«n satire.— B'i- 
leaii, Butler, Drydeii — Swiii. Pope, Chnr«'hill.— Poliiteal 8atire ntiJ 
•'•HiibH.— Burns. — Byr«n, Moore, etc. — Piei»ent af*pe<!t of sRtiiieal 
literature. 

Hart, John Seely. An essay on the life and writ- 
ings of Edmund Spenser, with a special expo- 
sition of the Fairy queen. N. Y. Wilty and 
Putnam. 1847. xii, 514 pp. 8° [6,857; 45.] 

10:3461 

Hazlitt, William. Lectures on the dramatic lit- 
erature of the age of Elizabeth. N. Y. Wiley 
and Putnam. 1845. viii-|-218 pp. 12° [7.8.0; 
45.] 10:3466 

Omfenfs: Introduetory. GenerrtI view of the puhjeer. — <>n ih** 
.InirnaJic writers contemporary with Shak'^peare, L.>ly, Marlew. 
Heywood, Mi<l(l!eton, atxl Kowloy —On Marst« n, ChajJinan, I'lvUer, 
and Wehfter— On Beaun»ont and Fleteher, Ben .Ion««»n, Kord, nnl 
Mrtsstn^icr. — On .«in>ile playj*, poi-ms, eic, ihe Four P«, the Ueturn 
from Parnas».u.«, (Janmier Ourton'n needle, and other workn--'*" 
mi^eellan^•on•^ poetn»«, F. Beaumont, P. Fletcher, Drayton, I'ntiKM. 
etc.SirP. Sidney'8 Arcadia, and sonnet?.— Chtiracter of Lord B«''en a 
workH, compared as to style with Sir Thos*. Brown and Jereniy T«J- 
lor.— On the spirit of ancient and modern literature, on the Germao 
drama, contrasted with that of the age of EliEabeth. 



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Literature. 



Horatius FlaCCUS, Qaintus. Die Dicbtkanst [Ars 
pootica], mit Kamler'h Uebersetzung und An- 
merknngeri zum Gebrauche dor Schulen. Wiirz. 
J. J. Sfahel. 1780. (2+)130(+4) pp. lfi° 
[18,540; 45.] 10:4513 

Horn, Frederik Winkel. Geachichte der Litera- 
tiir des skandinavisehen Nordeiis von den alte- 
Mten Zeiten bis auf die Gegenwart. Lcip. B. 
Schlicke. 1880. viii(+ii)+404 pp. 8° [80,113; 
45.1 10:4602 

Jacoby, Daniel. Friedrich der Grosse und die 

deutsche Litteratur. Bas. Schweighauser. 1875. 

43 pp. 12^ [58,93«; 45.] (Oeftenll. Vortrage, 

geh. in der Schweiz; III, 3.) In 41:2217 

Janin, Jules Gabriel. Critique, portraits ct carac- 

teroH conteraporains. Brux. Meline, Cans et Cie. 

[1859.] 344 pp. 16° [26,743; 45.] |0:3875 

Contents: Critique: HiHioiri* de Ia iit((^^fttl1^e frBn9Hisp }»ou8 1»» 
i«>HtAnration, pur Alf. Netiement. — De la liti^rature fRcile, rdponne A 
M. NiHHfd. — De rennrit en Frrtiiee. ft propos de>» lettrea prtn.-i^»nnet« 
dt' Mine Ennle Ae Girflrdin. — De** pH>sions (inn** le di'Hino modpiiie, 
pHf M. SHint-MKrc Girnrdin. — Monvenirs, pHP M. Villpniain. — PortrHits 
•»i caracf^res coutemporHiiiH. — Hitttotre d'une fHmille honrK*''*''^*'. — 
Annnn*! Carrol.— La sorci^re du xix« '*i^<'l««.— J<m«-ph Mi'lmiid, <le 
rAcud^*mie (ranortise.- HiMtoire d'un lihraire.— J. J. <^ranvillo. — Fre- 
deric H JiUi^.— C.i-«iil Biuz«^.— Charles de LHi'retelle. — M. Gannal. — 
GtTnrd de Nt'rv«4l. — Froment Meiirii'o.— Le chtm«oimier et vaude- 
viliiaie; Braaier. — M. Moet. — Ary Scbefler. — Mme. Deahor<Jea-VHl- 



more. 



Jaques, John. The history of Junius and his 
works; and a review of the controversy re- 
specting the identity of Junius. With an appen- 
dix, containing portraits and sketches by Junius. 
Lond. Bell and Wood. 1843. vi(+ii)-f406 pp. 
12° [7,136; 45.] . 10:3530 

Klipstein, Louis F., editor. Analecta Anglo-Sax- 
on ica. Selections, in prose and verse, from the 
Anglo-Saxon literature; with an introductorj' 
ethnological essay, and notes, critical and expla- 
natory. N. Y. Putnam. 1849. 2 v. 430 pp.; 
444 pp. 12° [4,867-8; 45.] 10:4606-7 

Kurz, Heinrich. Geschichto der deutschen Lite- 
ratur, mit ausgewahlten Stiicken aus den Wer- 
ken der vorziiglichsten Schritlsteller. 3. Aufl. 
Lei p. B, G. Teubner. 1861. 3 v. xiv-f867 pp., 
illus-; xii-|-764 pp., illus.; xi4-841 pp., illus. 8° 
[I9,:389-91; 45.] 10:4115-17 

[Laburne de Sainte Palaye, Jean-Baptiste.] Ili- 

stoire litteraire dos troubadours, contenant 
leiirs vies, les extraits de leurs pieces^ ct plusieurs 
partieularitessurles mceurs, les usages, et Thistoire 
da 12* et du 13* siecles. [Publiee par I'abbe 
MiLLOT.] Par. Durand. 1774. 3 v. Ixxxviii 
+472 pp.: viii-f 504 pp.; viii-|-456 pp. 16° [79,905; 
45.] 10:3888.1-3 

Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth. The poets and 
poetry of Europe. With introductions and bio- 
graphical notices. Phil. Carey and Bart. 1847. 
xviii-|-(ii+)778 pp. 8° [6,966; 45.] |0:3033 

Loomie, Ji^^v. A. W., editor. Confucius and the 
Chinese classics: or readings in Clunese litera- 
ture. San Fran. A. Roman. 1867. xili, 432 
pp. 16° [22,519; 45.] 10:4610 

Lowell, James Russell. Conversations on some 

of the old poets. Cambr. ./. Owen. 1845. 

viii+263pp. 16° [6,033; 45.] |0:3565 

0)nients: Chaucer. — Chapman.— Ford. 



Maxwell, -S^er William Stirling, Laing, David, a«d 
Drummond, James, editors. A descriptive ac- 
count of the portraits, busts, published writings, 
and manuscripts of Sir Walter Scott, collected 
and exhibited at Edinburgh on occasion of the 
Scott centenary in 1871. Edin. IV. Patterson. 
1874. (ii-f )xiv4-206 pp., 31 pis., 11 facs., illus. 
in text, vignette t. p., dated 1872. 4° [79,781 ; 
45.] */^ 

Meyer, Carl. Wallher von der Vogelweide. Bas. 
JSchweighauser. 1875. 30 pp. 12° [58,936; 
45.] (Oeffentl. Vortriige, geh. in der Schweiz ; 
in, 7.) In 41:2217 

Mills, Abraham. The literature and the literary 
men of Great Britain and Ireland. N. Y. 
Harpers. 1851. 2 v. xvi. 576 pp.; xvi, 598 pp. 
8° [7,182-3; 45.] 10:3576-7 

Cun'fnta: Vol. 1. To Swift. 

Vol. 2. Addi-'on to Jiiniu?". 

Mills, Abraham. The poets and the poetry of the 
ancient Greeks; with an historical introduction, 
and a brief view of Grecian philosophers, orators, 
and historians. Bost. Phillips, Sampson and Co. 
1854. XX, 485 pp. 8° [6,970; 45.] |0:4301 

Montgomery, James. Lectures on general litera- 
ture, poetry, etc. Delivered at the Royal insti- 
tution in 1830 and 1831. :N. i'. Harpers. 1855. 
324 pp. 16° [8,618; 45.] (Harper's f am. lib.) 

10:3049 

Contents: The pre-eminetiCe of poetry among the fine arts.— 
what iys poetical .—The form of poetry.— The diction of poeiry — 
V:irion.<» classes of poetry.— On lh« poetical character; the ihemea 
a'd inflneneeMof pot try.— lietroHpect of literature.- A \\c\ir of mod- 
ern English literature. 

Morley, Henry. English writers. Lond. Chap- 
man and Hall. 1866-7. 2 v. in 3 pts. xii-f 
432 j)p., 1 fold, tab.; xi+425-780 pp.; xiii(-f iii) + 
462 pp. 8° [20,826-7; 21,382; 45.] 10:3583-5 

Q»itent»: Vol. 1. Pt. 1. Celta and An^lo-Saxons ; with an introduc- 
tory .».keich of the four periods of Eti^lis-h literature.— IH. 2. From 
the conqnesit to Chaucer. 

Vol. 2. Pt. I. From Chaucer to Dunbar. 

Morley, Henry. Sketches of longer works in 
Euglish verse and prose, selected, edited, and 
arranged. Lond. Cassell. [1881.] viii-f448 
pp., illus. in text. 4° [81,597; 45.] (Cassell's 
library of English literature.) *|0:6571 

Morley, Henry. Tables of English literature. 

2. ed , with an index. Lond. Chapman and 
Hall. 1870. vii+viii pp., 20 col'd, fold, tables, 
r [22,509; 45.] *I0:6562 

Motz, Heinrich. Lessing's Bedeutung fur das 

deutsche Drama. Bas. Schweighauser. 1872. 
57 pp. 12° [58,936; 45.] (Oeffentl. Vortrage, 
geh. in der Schweiz; I, 12.) In 4|:2215 

Muller, CarlOtfried. Geschichtcdergriechischen 
^ Literatur bis auf das Zcitalter Alexanders. 
ISach der Handsehrift des Vcrfassers herausgege- 
ben von Eduard Muller. Bres. J. Max. "1841. 
2 V. viii(-f ii)+495 pp.; (vi+)440 pp. 12° 
[19,028-9; 45.] 10:4306-7 

Muller, Carl Otfried. A history of the literature 
of ancient Greece. Continued after the author's 
death by John William Donaldson. Lond. 
Longmans. [1858.] 3 v. xlviiH-512 pp., 1 port.; 
x(-rii)+515 pp.; ix(-f iii)-f-465 pp. 8° [20, 
966-8; 45.] 10:4311-13 



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Muller, Friedrich Max. A history of ancient 

Sanscrit literature so far as it illastratcs the 

primitive religion of the firahmans. Lond. 

Williams and Norgate. 1859. xix+607 pp. 8° 

[7,264; 45.] 10:4623 

Ossoli, Sarah Margaret Fuller, marchesa d\ 

Papers on literature and art. N. Y. Wiley 

and Putnam. 1846. 2 pts. in 1 v. viii(-+ ii)+164 

pp.; (6+)j83 pp. 12° [7,006; 45.] |0:3622 

(\tnUuU: Pt. 1. A short essav on critics. — A dlaiocue. — Tbe two 
Hert>erts. — The prose worlca uf Milton. — Tbe lite of Sir James Siack- 
Iniosh. —Modern British poets. —The modern drama. — Dialogue, 
containing sundrv glosses on poetic texts. 

. 2. Poets of in 
poems. — Lives of l _ 

Bach. Bt*etboven. — A record of impressions produced by the pxhibi 
tlon of Mr. Allston's pictures, in the summer of 1839. — American lite- 
rature. — Swedenborglanism. — Methodism at the fountain. Appen- 



Pi. 2. Poets of the people.' — Miss Barrett's poems. — Browning's 
oems. — Lives of the gr*'at composers: Haydn, Mozart, Handel, 



dlx : Tragedy of witcncraft. 

Petheram, John. An historical sketch of the 
progress and present state of Anglo-Saxon lite- 
rature in England. Lond. E. Lumley. 1840. 
xii-|-180pp. 8° [4,440; 45.] |0:4634 

Redd, Henry. Lectures on the British poets. 

Phil. Lippincott. 1860. 2 v. 328 pp.; 312 

pp. 12^ [16,345-6; 45.] 10:3641-2 

Reed, Henry. Lectures on English literature, 

from Chaucer to Tennyson. Phil. Parry and 

Mncmillan. 1855: xxiii, 411 pp., 1 port. 16° 

[488; 45.] 10:3644 

Ripley, Geoi*ge and Taylor, Bayard. Hand-book 
of literature and the fine arts; comprising com- 
plete and accurate definitions of all terms em- 
ployed in belles-lettres, philosophy, theology, 
law, mythology, painting, music, sculpture, archi- 
tecture, and all kindred arts. N. Y. Putnam. 
1852. xi+647 pp., frontis., illus. 12° [9,867; 
45.] (Putnam's Home cyclopedia.) *I0:3649 

Roberts, William. History of letter-writing 

from the earliest period to the fifth century. 

Lond. W.Pickering. 1843. xxi+TOO pp. 8° 

[7,688; 45.] 10:3065 

Robinson, Edward. Historical review of the lan- 
guages and literature of the Slavic nations; 
with a sketch of their popular poetry, N. Y. 
Putnam. 1850. xv+412 pp. 12° [11,681; 45.] 

10:4641 

Sandford, *SiT Daniel Kcyte. On the rise and 

progress of literature. Glas. Blackie. 1847. 

(ii4.)iv + 193pp. 16° [7,010; 45.] |0:3069 

Schlegel, Carl Wilhelm Friedrich. Lectures on 
the nistory of literature, ancient and modern, 
now first completely translated. Lond. Bell and 
Daldy. 1868. xii+420 pp. 12° [22,483; 45.] 
(Bohn's standard library.) |0:3084 

Schmidt, Julian. Geschichte derdeutschen Lite- 

ratur seit Lessing's Tod. 4. umgearb. u. verm. 

Aufl. Leip. F. L. Herhig. 1858. 3 v. 526 

(+2) pp.; 564 pp.; 528 pp. 8° [19,308-10; 45.] 

10:4181-3 

Sears, Barnas, and others. Classical studies : es- 
says on ancient literature and art. With the 
biography and correspondence of eminent phil- 
ologists. Bost. Gould, Kendall and Lincoln. 1843. 
xxii(+iii)-f 14-413 pp. 12° [7,292; 45.] 10:3330 



Sears, Bamas, and others. — {continued.) 

Content*: Introduction. — Schools of German philology; Barnas 
SiASS — Study of Greek literature; B. B. EDWAaos.— Study o'fcla^tticaj 
aotiquitv; B.B.Edwahds.— Wealth of the Greeksf in works of plas^iic 
art; C. C. Fbltok.— Philological correspondence. — School of phiioiogy 
in Holland; B. B. Edwabd««. — Superiority ot the Greek InnjruHge in 
the use of its dialects; C. C. Feltoh. — History of the Latin InnKuage; 
Barnas Skaks. — Education of the moral sentiment among the ancient 
(ireeks; C. C. FiLTOsf.^Notes. 

Sellar, W. Y. The Roman poets of the republic. 

New ed., rev. and en I. Oxf. Clarendon press. 

1881. xvi+459 pp. 8° [81,587; 45.] |0:4518 

Shaw, Thomas Budd. A complete manual of 
English literature. Ed. with notes and illus. 
by William Smith. With a sketch of American 
literature by Henry T. Tqckerman. N. Y. 
Sheldon. 1867. 540 pp. 12° [10,550; 45.] 

10:3665 

Shaw, Thomas Budd. Outlines of English liter- 
ature. A new Am. ed., with a sketch of Ameri- 
can literature, by Henry T. Tuckerman. Phil. 
Blanchard and Lea. xiii +25-489 pp. 12° 
[12,566; 45.] |0:3663 

Simonde di5 Sismondi, Jean Charles Leonard. 
Historical vipw of the literature of the south 
of Europe; tr. from the original, with notes, and 
a life of the author, by Thomas lioscoE. From 
the last Lond. ed., including all the notes from 
the last Paris ed. N. Y. Harpers. 1848. 2 v. 
vi, 549 pp., I port.; iv, 565 pp., 1 port. 12° 
[7,247-8; 45.] 10:3095-6 

The same. Lond. 1853. [9,124; 9,166.] (Bohn's 
stand, lib.) 10:3097-8 

SothebVi Samuel Leigh. Memoranda relating to 
the block-books preserved in the Bibliotheque 
imperials, Paris, made October, 1858. Lond. 
Author. 1859. (2+)23 pp., illus. in text. f° 
[79,939; 45.] *L 

Note. A review of the above book in the Literary gazette is pasted 
on tbe fly-leaf. 

Spalding, William. The history of English lite- 
rature; with an outline of the origin and growth 

of the English language: illus. by extracts. For 

the use of schools and of private students. N. Y. 

Appleton. 1868. 413 pp. 12° [23,526; 45.] 

10:3669 

Steiner, Heinrich. Ueber hebraische Poesie. 
Bas. Schweighauser. 1873. 40 pp. 12° [58, 

936; 45.] (Oeffentl. Vortrage, geh. in dor 

Schweiz; II, 7.) In 41:2216 

Tytler, Sarah. Jane Austen and her works. 

With a portrait on steel. Lond. Cassell. viii 

+386 pp. 12° [79,721; 45.] |0:3700 

Trollope, Henry M. Corneille and Racine. Phil. 
Lippincott 1881. (viii+)vi-|-214 pp. H»° 
[80,907; 45.] (Foreign classics for English read- 
ers; Mrs. Oliphant.) |0:396l 

Ward, Thomas Humphry, editor. The English 
poets. Selections with critical introductions 
bv various writers, and a general introduction by 
Matthew Arnold. Vols. :^-4. Lond. Macmillan. 
1880. 2 V. xii+608 pp.; xii+620 pp. 12° 
[79,934; 45.] 10:3707.3-4 

Qmtenti: Vol. 3. Addison to Blake. 

Vol. 4. Wordsworth to Dobell. 



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Philology. 
iEschines (^nd Demosthenes. The two orations 

on the crown. A new trnnHl. by George W. 
BiDDLE. Phil. Lippincott. 1881. xviii+228pp 
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BIgelow, Marbhall T. Punctuation^ and other 
typographical naatters, for the use of printers, 
authors, teachers and scholars. 2. ed. Bust. 
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Classical dictionary, A handy. Lond. Whit- 
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l:523« 

Dictionary (A) of daily blunders, containing a 
collection of mistakes often made in speaking 
and writing. Corrected from the best authorities 
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1:5241 

Haldeman, S. S. Word-building; for the use ot 

classes in etymology. Phil. J. B. Lippincott. 

1881. 55 pp. 12° [82,081; 46.] |:99l 

Hennequin, Alfred. Practical lessons in idiomatic 

French; embracing reading, composition, and 

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Plutarchus. Essays. With a preface by Andrew 
P. Peabody, and an introduction by Ralph 
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1:2726 
Smith, Robert Payne. Thesaurus Syriacus. Col- 
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Henricns Bernstein, G. W. Lorsbach, Albertus 
Jac. Abnoldi, Carolus M. Aurell, F. Field, 
Aemilius Roedioer. Vol. 1. Oxf. Clarendon 
press. 1879. (iv+)v pp.+1864 cols. f° 
[77,956; 46.] *A 

Philosophy and Education. 

AdamSOn, Robert. Fichte. Phil. J. B. Lippin- 
cott, 1881. (8+)222 pp., 1 pi. 16° [82,076; 
46.] (Philos. classics for English readers; Wil- 
Ham Knight.) 2:18 

Fowler, Thomas. Bacon. N. Y. Putnams. 1881- 

vi+(ii+)202 pp. 12° [82,201; 46.] (English 

philosophers.) 2:104 

Fowler, Orson Squire. Self-culture, and perfec- 
tion of character, including the management of 

youth. Stereo, ed. N. Y. S. R. Wells'. [1881.] 

vi+312 pp., illus. in text. 12° [82,501 ; 46] 

2:1898 

Relchelf William C. A history of the rise, pro- 
gress and present condition of the Bethlehem 

female seminary. With a catalogue of its pupils. 

1785-1858. Phil. Lippincott. 1858. ix, 17-468 

pp., 15 pis. 8° [82,013; 46.] 2:4172 

Reily, William M. The artist and his mispion. 

A study in aesthetics. Phil. J. E. Potter, 

[1881.] xi, 165 pp. 12° [82,576; 46.] 2:1634 



Religion and Theology. 

Bonnechose, Francois Paul Emile Boisnormand 
de. The reformers before the reformation. The 
15. century. John liuss and the council of Con- 
stance. Tr. from the French by Campbell 
Mackenzie. N. Y. Harpers, 1844. iv4-199 
8° [H4,497; 46.] 4:1200 

Chadwick, John White. The man Jesus: a 

course of lectures. Bost. Roberts, 1881. 258 

pp. 16° [82,366; 46.] * 3:3062 

Contents : 8*»nrpe!' of informfition. — Th# pUce And time.— Birth, 
youth Hnd (rainiiiir. — J«*mus as prophet. — J««u8 as Me»aiAh. — The 
retturrection. — The deification. 

Cutts, Edward L. Constantino the Great. The 

union of the state and the church. Lond. Soc, 

for prom, christ. knowl. 1881. xiv(4-ii)-|-422 pp., 

illus. in text. 12° [82,527; 46.] (The home lib.) 

4:795 

Dorchester, Daniel. The problem of religious 

progress. N. Y. Phillips and Hunt. 1881. 

603 pp. 12° [82,535; 46.] 4:507 

Lettere del Giapone et della Cina degl* annil589 

et 1590, scritte al K. P. generale della Com- 

pagnia di Giesii. Venetia. G. B. Ciotti. ' 1592. 

214 pp. 18° [81,323; 46.] In *4:2444 

Nof€. The letters are hy diflereni authors. 

Lorimer, George C. Isms old and new. Winter 
Sunday evening sermon -series for 1880-81, de- 
livered in the First Baptist church, Chicago. 
Chic. Griggs. 1881. viii, 367 pp. 12° 
[82,528; 46.] 5:5340 

Conttntt: Agno-tici<>m ; or, the impregnability of ignorance.— 
Atheinm; «>r, the i«upeifluoii!)ne»>» of deity.— Panthpium; or, the dei- 
fli'Rtion of the iimvers*'. — JMHtfritiiism; or, the theory of mindle^a 
merhHnifini — NatiiraliHin ; or. the world uiihoiU a anVereign. — Pes- 
vini:am; or, the myaiery of human aufferlng. — Rundhiam ; or, the 
light of Asia and the lifht ot the world.— IhiiiHrianinm; or, the i<ii* 
perhiimnn manhnod of Chritit. — SpiritUHlihm; or, the modern necro- 
mancy.— Skepticism; or, the unreaaonnhleneMH ot doubt.— >Liberali.«m; 
or. thelimitM of thought-freedom — Formaliitm; or, the relation of 
ahudow to pubsttance.— IienominNtionaliam ; or, chriaiian unity in 
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History, Biography, Geography and Travels. 

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Adams, H. G., editor. CyclopsBdia of female bio- 
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Adams, William H. Davenport. Neptune's 
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Omtenit: Sir J. Hawkinit.— Sir F. Drake.— T. C« vend ish.— Sir M. 
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Alpine climbing. Narrative of recent ascents of 
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[Amory, Thomas.] Memoirs of several ladies of 
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Anderson, William. Model women. Lond. 

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women : Ehaabeth Frey.— Amelia Wilhelmina Sievekinff.— Literary 
women : Hnnnah More.— Anne Grant. — Anne Louisa Stadl.— Carolina, 
baroneMS Nnire.— Felicia Dorothea Hemans. — Elisabeth Barrett 
Browning. — Charlotte NichuHs. — Scientific women: Carolina Lucretia 
Herschel.— Jane Anne Tnylor.- Holy women : Selina, coantess of 
Huntin^on.— Elisabeth, duchesrt of Gordon. — Marv Jane Graham. 
— Fidelia Fiske. — Formation of female character.— Natural equality 
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Armstrong, A. C. Primer of United States 

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Aumale, Henri Eugene Philippe Louis d'Orleans, 
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23:184-5 

Authentic memoirs, biographical, critical, and 
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surgeons of Great Britain; with a choice col- 
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Baird, Hobert. Transplanted flowers, or, me- 
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Barant6| Amable Guillaume Prosper Brugx^ve de. 
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Barri6re, Jean Francois, editor. Memoires do 
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Baudry, Frederic. Les freres Grimm, leu r vie 

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Berjeau, J^^- Charles. The horses of antiquity, 

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Beyle. Marie Henri (X. A. C. Bombet.) The life 
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Bombet, Louis Alexandre Cesar (jpseud.) See 

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Bourne, n. R. Fox. English merchants : me- 
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Brewster, Sir David. The mart}'^ of science; 

or, the lives of Galileo, Tycho Brahe, and 

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Brtinn. Heinrich. Geschichte der griechischen 
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Bulwer, Henry Lytton, lord Dalling, Histor- 
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The same. Leip. Tauchnitz, 1868. 2v.ini. 
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Burke, Sir John Bernard. The romance of the 
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Burke, ^^'r John Bernard. Vicissitudes of fami- 
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Burnet, Gilbert, bp. of Salisbury. The memoirs 
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Burrows, Montagu. Worthies of ail souls; four 

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the college archives. Lond. Macmillan. 1874. 

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Butterfield, C. W. History of the discovery of 

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Calailiy, Edmund. The nonconformist's memo- 
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and printed works of the 2000 ministers ejected 
from the church of England, chiefly by the Act 
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lives by Samuel Palmer. 2. ed. Lond. Cundee. 
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Campbell, John, /on/. Lives of Lord Lyndhurst 
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Carlyle, Thomas. Life of Friedrich Schiller. 

(1825.) Life of John Sterling. (1851.) Two 

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Cary, J^^- Henrj- Francis. Lives of the English 

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Cheeney, Charles Cornwnllis. Essnj's in military 

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Cbntents: MiHUrv liff of G run t. — Memoir of Lee.— Admlrflli 
Farrjigut hoH P<»rier «nd the na\y of th** niiinn. — A northern i>Wer 
in the cWJl wiir.— DeFeien-no'i* 'rerollectlonp of ihe gnind srmj. 
— Hen I. V von Br«nrti. — C«»rnwHlli* nnd the Indian perv|r«e» — A C*ro- 
liOM loynlint in the revolnti .nwry war— Sir Wm. Gordon.— Chloete 
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Gibber, Colley. The livcB of the poets of Great 

Britain and Ireland to the timo of Dean Swift. 

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Om/enti: Vol. 1. Ch:iucer— Middletoo. 
Vol. 2. Brewer— Utwny. 
Vol. 3. Denham— Settle. 
Vol. 4. Motteux— OEeil. 
Vol. 6. AHroii Hill— YHlden. 

LCincinnati Memorial Association.] in memo- 

riam Cincinnati 1881. Containing proceed- 
ings^ of the Memorial AsHOciation, eulogies at 
Music Hall, and biographical sketches of many 
distinguished citizens of Cincinnati. Vol. 1. 
Cin. A. J. Jones. 1881. vii+277 pp., frontis., 
4 ports., illus. in text. 8^ [82,393; 46.] 23:110 
Clayton, Ellen Creathorne. Queens of song: 

being memoirs of some of the most celebrated 
female vocalists who have appeared on the lyric 
stage, from the earliest days of opera to the pre- 
sent time. To which is added a chronological 
list of all the operas, that have been performed in 
Europe. Lond. Smith, 1863. 2 v. xiv + 381 
pp., 1 port.; (^4+)452 pp. 8« [36,605; 46.] 

23:427-8 

Omtmts: Vol. 1. Introduction.— Kftiherfne Toflu and MargHrita 
de L Epine.— AnastaaiA Robiniion (oounleMs of PeterbornuKh).— La- 
▼inla Fenlon (iluchess of Bolton.)— Karl v French pincers.- Mnrthe le 
Rijohoia — Lh Mauiiin.— KiVHl queens.— l^'rancesca Cusxoni and Fhub- 
«?**. »*r»:a"n --^'"y***'*"* G»hnelli — Sophie Arnnuld. — Antoinette 
C^ile Clarel St. Huberiy.— Gertrude Elisabeth Mam.— Anna Maria 
Crouch.— Anna Selina 8toriice.~Elizxb«th Billiiuton.— GiuHeppa 
ura-Mini.— Angelica Catalanl.— Jopephiuc Mainville Fodor.— Laure 
Cinf hie DMmnreau.— Violanie CiinporeHe.^— Kosamunda FinMroni. 

,«y'.!'-,**. G'^f*'"* FHi*ta.-<;atherine StephenK — Marv Atine Pat^n. 
— Wiihelmina Sohrdder Devricnt— Henneite Sontaff.*— Julie Dorus 
OniB.— Cornel ie Falcon.— .Maria Felieira Malibinn.— Glulia Gri^i.- 
ClHrn AnaaUHJa NoveMo— Pauline Viurdot Garcia.— Fanny PerBiani 
— C.uherine Haves.— MurieilH Alhoni.— AnxiolinH Bonio.-Jcnnv Lind 

ifO[d.-clim:dt.—SophieCiuvelli—MnrieitaPlrroloiiiini.— Louisa" Pyne 
—Teresa IVctjenn.— Cnronologicnl list ot operas— Index. 

Clement, Charles. Michel-Ange, Leonard de 
Vinci, Raphael, avec une etude sur Tart en Italic 
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Coleridge. Hartley. Lives of northern worthies. 
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389 pp.; (8-f)389pp. 16^ [887; 889; 8i.1; 46.] 

23:445-7 

OmttnU: Vol.1. A. 'arvell.-R. Bentley— Thomas, lord Fsir- 
laz.— .Inniex, earl of Derbv. 

Vol. 2. Liuiy Anne Clifford.— R. Ascham.-J. Fisher.- W. Mason. 
— K. Arkwrishi. 

« .y***- ?; ^- Roscoe.— Capt. James Cook.— Wm. Congrere. — John 
Fothergill. 

Colquhoun, John Campbell. Life in Italy and 
Prance in the olden time. Lond. Wertheim, 
1858. vi+643(+l) pp. 120 [26,652; 46.] 

23:453 

QmtmU: Girolamo Savonarola.— Olympia Morata.— Marguerite 
a Angou I6me.— Jeanne dVUoret, queen of Navarre. 

Cooke, George Willis. Kalph Waldo Emerson; 

his life, writings and philosophy. Bost. J. B. 

Osgood. 1881. viii + (ii+)390 pp., 1 port. 12*» 

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Copping, Edward. Alfieri and Goldoni, their 

lives and adventures. Lond. Addey, 1857. 

xvi, 295 pp. 12*' [2,861; 46.] 23:454 



Correggio and Parmegiano, Sketches of the lives 

of. Lond. Longman, 1823. xii + (iv4-)x, 

276+10 pp., 1 port. 12° [40,562; 46.] 23:39 

CostellO, Louisa Stuart. Memoirs of eminent 
English- women. Lond. Bentley. 1844. 4 v. 
(iv+)viii, 408 pp., 5 ports.; (4H-)412 pp., 5 ports.; 
(4+)408 pp., 6 ports.; (4+)400 pp., 2 ports. 8** 
[35,946; 46.] 23:456-9 

Qmfenff: Vol. 1. Introduction.— Eli aiheth, onuntena of 8hrewa> 
bury.— ArHbellKStuarr.— Oaiherine Grey.— Mary Sidn^v, connie^w of 
Prrabrolce.-.Ptjnp|t.pe, lady Rith.— Magd«len Herbert. — Fiances 
Uowtird, duchesH ot Richmond. 

V'»l. 2. Eliaabeth, queen of Bohemia.— Lu^^ie Harrington, eonn- 
tesj* of Bedford. — Frmjcep, dufhens of Somerset. — Anne Cliflord, 
Gouiitesa ol I»oiaec.— Lady FHiiRhawe. 

Vol. 3. Ana^tftBia Venetia SUnlev, lady Digbv.— The countena of 
Deiimond.— Eiiztibeth Cmuiweil, and her daiig'hten*. — Mrn. Lm-y 
Hutc'hinHon.— FrMnce.o Siuurt, dnohe9.H of Richmond.— D«>rolhy 8i 1- 
ney, counleso of SunderlHnd.-Eliztheih Percy, dui'ht>M* of 8»nner- 
set.— I^dy Rarhel Ru.iiiell.- MHrgnrel, duehetm of Newcnwtle.— Anne, 
counte-nof Winch^hefl.— Mr8. Katlierine Philipa. — .litne Line — 
Anne KilligreM.— Frances .l**nniiij{^, diirhe^H of Tyrconnel.— Mary 
Benle.— Anne CUrKeM, dii<«he»rt of Al^iemarle.— L^dy M»iry Tudor.— 
Anne Hyde, dnchesM of York — \nne Scott, ducheas ol Monmouth.— 
Stella and Vanettpa — SunanoHh Centlivre. 

Vol. 4. Sarah, du<he»8 of Marlborough. — Lady Mary Wortley 
Montagu. ^ * 

Cottle, Joseph. Reminiseences of Samuel Taylor 

Coleridge and Robert Southey. N. Y. Wiley. 

1847. xvi + 378pp. 12° [1,123; 46.] 23:460 

Creasy, Sir Edward Shepherd. Memoirs of emi- 
nent Etonians; with notices of the early his- 
tory of Eton college. Lond. Bentley. 1850. 
xv+504 pp. 8° [24.039; 46.] 23:506 

Crosby, Nathan. Annual obituary notices of 

eminent persons who have died in the United 

States. For 1858. Bost. Jewett. 1859. 357 

(+3) pp., 1 port. 8° [33,191; 46.] 23:508 

Crosland, Mrs. Newton. Memorable women ; 

the story of their lives. Bost. Ticknor, 1857. 

360 pp. 12° [6,457; 46.] 23:509 

Content$: Rachel Wriothevley, lady RusKell.— Madame d'Arblay 
and MrH. Pioszi. — Mary L. Ware. — Mrf. Hutchmnon und Lady Fon- 
shawe.- Margaret Fuller, marcheaa Usaoli.— Lady Sale. 

Crowe, J- A. and Cavalcaselle, Cr. B. The early 

Flemish painters; notices of their lives and 

works. 2. ed. Lond. Murray, 1872. viii + 

383 pp., 17 pis. 12° [41,585; 46.] 23:518 

ConitnU: Pi<intinfr in the daric agea.— H. and J. Van Eye k.— P. 
Cri.«tUH.— G. Van der Meire.— H. van der Goe«.— Juatua or Jodooua of 
Ghent — R. Vwn der Weyden. — A. da Meeaina. — Contemporariea of 
the Van EvrkH.— H. Memiing.— G. David.— 1>. Bouta. — Progreas of 
the art in Flanders.- Its influence abroad. 

Crowe, Eyre Evans and JameS, George Payne 
Rainsford. Eminent foreign statesmen. Lond. 
Longman. 1833-8. 5 v. (64-):^30 pp.; (12+) 
326 pp.; (10-|-)320 pp.; (10+)H23 pp.; (iv + ) 
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Cabinet cyclopaedia.) 23:511-15 

Omtmtt: Vol.1. Cardinal Ambroae.— Ximenes.- Leo X.— Cardi- 
nal Grnnvelle and Maurice of Saxony.-Barneveldt.— Sully. — Duke 
of Lerma.— Duke or O.«auno.— Lorenso de' Medici. 

Vol.2. ArmandJean dii Ples^is, cardinal de Richelieu. — Count 
Oxeni*tiern.— Gaapar de Gusman, count Olivarea, duke of fcJAn Lacar. 
— Cardinal MHEnnn. 

Vol. 3. Jean Fiancoln Paul de Gondi, cardinal de Rett.— Jean Bap- 
tli't*' Colbert, marqui?i He Seiitnelai.— John de Witt, jjrand pennionary 
of Holland.— FrangoiH Mit'hel <le I eliier. marquia de Louvoia. 

V"l. 4. Loui-« de Hwro.— Cardinal Dubois.— Cardinal Alberonl,— 
John William, duke of Ripperda. 

Vol. ft. Andrew Heri'ulea, cardinal de Fleurv.— Philip Louia, 
count Zinxendorf.-Sebaiitiui Joaeph, inarqut» of Wmbal.— Joaeph 
Mofilno,«.ount ol Florida Blanca.—Sicpheo Fr»DCl«, dukeofCboiaeul. 
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Pt. 2. Heroard, duke of Saze^Woimnr.— JohanD von Bauer.~ 
Matthias VOD Galjas.— Leonard yon Torsten^on. — John D. Weerth. — 
Gnstayua Horn.— Ociavio Piccolomioi. — (iustavuB Wrangel. — Rny* 
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Emp. Ferdinand III.— Von Goetz.— De Gurbriunt.— Von HMtzfeld.— 
l>e Kniphausen. — De Koenigsmaik. — Archduke Leopold. — Von 
Mercy. — List oi battles.— Consequences ot the wnr. 

Dahlgreili Mrs. Madeleine Vinton. South Sea 

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Dennistoun, James. Memoirs of the dukes of 
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Dennirtoun, James. Memoirs of Sir Robert 
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Drake, Samuel Adams. Around the hub. A 
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Vol. 2. Sir J. Eliot.— T. Wenthworth. 

Vol. 3. J. Pym. — J. Hampden. 

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Otnlent*: Queen VictnrtN.— Pi inceufi Prederii-k Willmm o| Pru.«- 
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Vol 2. Marina Mniiieeeh.—tlhripttna, queen of Sweden. — Lady 
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CbntentM: Saint Cri>ipin.->Tanien I.nckinxfon.- Timothy Bennett. 
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Necrology : bein^ memoirs of the lives of emi- 
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Pen pictures of popular English preachers, with 
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Porter, Major Whitworth. A history of the 
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Cbntentt : Charles Jfinien Fox.— William Pitt.— Erapmus THirwin. 
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Bancroft, Edward. Experimental researches 
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Bernan, Walter. On the history and art of 
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BIschofT, Gottlieb Wilhelm. Lehrbuch der Bo- 
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Bronn, Heinricb Georg. Handbuch einer Ge- 
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Omten^i- Vol.1. Einleitung. Pt. 1. Kosmi^uhea Leben. Ft. 2. 
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Vol. 2. Pt. '\. Or^nnisches Leben. Ersrpbnisse haupiJ«A<*hlich aiin 
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der fruheren Bevdlkerungen der Erde. 

Buchanan, Robertson. Practical essays on mill 
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Bulkley, Lucius Duncan. Eczema and its treat- 
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Byrn, M. Lafayette, compiler. Tbe artist and 
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art of staining wood and metal; imitation of 
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Calvert, F. Grace. Lectures on coal tar colours, 
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Charcot, Jean Matin. Lectures on the patholo- 
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ClaU8. Carl. Die Copepoden- Fauna von Nizza. 
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DempSBy, ^- Drysdale. Tubular and other iron 
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Ellet, Charles, jr. The Mississippi and Ohio riv- 
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Emerson, William H. Hand-book of wood en- 
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for persons wishing to learn without an instruc- 
tor; containing a description of tools and appa- 
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Ewbank, Thomas. A descriptive and historical 
account of hydraulic and other machines or 
raising water, ancient and modern ; with obser- 
vations on various subjects connected with the 
mechanic arts : including the progressive devel- 
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Fairbairn, Sir William. On the application of 
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Fenwick, Thomas and Baker Thomas. Subter- 
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French, Benjamin Franklin. History of the rise 
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Friei, Paul. A treatise on rivers and torrents ; 
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GHIeepie, William Mitchell. A treatise on land- 
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Glynn, Joseph. Rudimentary treatise on the 
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Inventions, A history of wonderful. N. Y. Har- 
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Gesellsch. zur Beford. der gesammten Naturwis- 
sensch. zu Marburg, 7.) *4I:178 

• 

SearleS. William H. Field engineering. A 
hand-book of the theorj* and practice of rail- 
way surveying, location and construction. De- 
signed for the classroom, field and oflSce, and 
containing a large number of useful tables, origi- 
nal and selected. 2. rev. ed. N. Y. J. Wiley. 
1881. xiv+5ul pp. 16° [82,568; 46.] 52:114 

Selected proofs from the first and second portfo- 
lios of illustrations from Scribner's monthly 
and St. JNicholas. N. Y. Century Co. [1881.] 
10 pp., 57 pis. 1** [82,560; 46.] *A 

Shedd, ^rs. Julia A. Famous sculptors and 

sculpture. Bost. J. B. Osgood. 1881. vi-f 

319 pp., 12 pis. 12^' [83,381; 46.] 53:2909 



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Thomassen. J- H. Gescbichte und System der 
Natar. Allgemein verstandliche Studien liber 
die natiirliche Entstehung and den Krcislauf der 
Welt und ihrer Bewohner. Coin. E. H. Mayer. 
1872. xvi+319 pp., illus. in text. 12** 
[38,652; 46.] 43:1951 

Volgt, Friedrich Sigmund. Lehrbucb der Zoolo- 
gie. Stutt. E. Schweizerbart 1835. 6 v. in 3. 
502 pp., 2 fold, pis.; (4+)432(+2) pp., 4 fold. pis. 
(1 col'd); (4+)563 pp.. 3 fold, pis.; (4+)459 pp., 
6 fold, pis.; (4+)459 pp., 1 fold, pi.; (4+)288(+8) 
pp., 4 fold. pis. 12° [13,298-300; 46.1 (Natur- 
gescb. der drei Eeicbe, 7-12; G. W. Biscboff, and 
othei-8.) *43: 1659-61 

Gmtenti: Vol.1. Allgemeine Zoologie.— Specielle Zoologie. SAu- 
geihtere. 

Vol. 2. Vdgel. 

Vol. 3. Amphibien; Finche; Weiohthiere. 

Vol. 4. Crustaxeen, Arachniden; HymeDopteren; K&fer. 

Vol.6. 1 oeekteD (SeMuM); Myriopoden; RinselwQrmer. 

Vol.6. EiQgeweidewQriiier; Sternthiere; Poly pen; Infuaorien. 

Warren, Josepb H. A practical treatise on ber- 

nia. 2.ed.,rev. Bost. Osgood. 1882 [1881]. xvii + 

5-428+12 pp., 3 pis., illus. in text. 8** [82,384; 

46.] 46:3774 

Weiebach, Julias. Principles of the mechanics 

of machinery and engineering. Lond. H. 

Bailliere, 1847-8. 2 v. xvii+542 pp., illus. in 

text; xv-f420 pp., illus. in text. 8° [5,837; 46.] 

52:671-2 

Contents: Vol. 1. Theoretical mechanics. 

Vol. 2. Application of mechanif't in conttruction. — Of moving 
powers and their recipient machines. 

Wdnderoth, Georg Wilbelm Franz. Versuch ei- 
ner Charakteristik der Vegetation von Kurhes- 
sen. Als Einleitung in die Flora dieses Landes. 
Nebst zwei Probebogen ; einer der Flora bassiaca 
und einer der Flora marburgensis. Cass. J. C 
Krieger, 1839. xii+155+16+16(+2) pp., 3 pis. 
(1 fold, and col'd). 12° [81,385; 46.] (Schrif- 
ten der Gesellsch. zur Beford. der gesamroten Na- 
turwissensch. zu Marburg, .4.) *4I:175 

Whitney, Josiah Dwight. The metallic wealth 
of the United States, described and compared 
with that of other countries. Phil. Lippincott. 
1854. xxxii, 510 pp., 3 pis., illus. in text. 8° 
[16,618; 46.J 52:592 

Wiggins, John. The practice of embanking lands 
from the sea, treated as a means of profitable 
employment of capital ; with examples and par- 
ticulars of actual embankments, and also practical 
remarks on the repair of old sea-walls. Lond. 
J. Weale. 1852. xii+238 pp. 16° [967; 46.] 

52:122 

Williams, Charles Wye. On heat in its relations 
to water and steam ; embracing new views of 
vaporization, condensation, and explosions. From 
the 2. rev. and extended London ed. Phil. H. 
a Baird. 1867. 278 pp., illus. in text. 8° 
[19,885; 46.1 52:825 

[Williams, Oen, Jonathan.] Thermometrical 
navigation. Being a series of experiments and 
observations tending to prove that, by ascertain- 
ing the relative heat of the sea- water from time 
to time, the passage of a ship through the Gulph 
stream, and from deep water into soundings, may 



Williams, &^n- J .—(continued.) 

be discovered in time to avoid danger, although 
(owing to tempestuous weather) it may be impos- 
sible to heave the lead or observe the heavenly 
bodies. Extr. from the Amor. Philos. trans. 
Vols. 2 and 3. With add. and impr. Phil. E. 
Aitken. 1799. xii+98(+3) pp., 1 fold. map. 8° 
[26,599; 46.] 52:914 

Williamson, Kobert S. On the use of the barom- 
eter on surveys and reconnaissances. N. Y. 
Van Nostrand. 1868. xxxi, 248+155 pp., 31 pis. 
P [73,416; 46.] (Professional papers of the 
corps of engineers, U. S. army. No. 15.) 

♦51:3174 

Oonfentt : Pt. I. Meteorology in its connection with hypnoroctry. 
Pt. 2. Baroineiric hypstometry.— Appiwoix : Practical tablen in me- 
teorology and hypttometry. 

Winton, John G. Modern workshop practice as 
applied to marine, land, and locomotive engines, 
floating docks, dredging machines, bridges, ship 
building, cranes, etc. Lond. Strahan. 1870, 
xii+300 pp., iilus. in text. 12® [25,011; 46.] 

52:827 

Wyman, Morrill. A practical treatise on venti- 
lation. Bost. J. Munroe. 1846. xvi+419 
pp., illus. in text. 12° [7,576; 46.] 52:997 

Young, Charles Augustus. The sun. N. Y. 

Appleton. 1881. 321 pp., 2 pis., illus. in text. 

12® [82,390; 46] (Intern, scien. ser.) 42:422 

Young, John Radford. Tables intended to facili- 
tate the operations of navigation and nautical 
astronomy, as an accompaniment to the Naviga- 
tion and nautical astronomy. Lond. J. Weale. 
1859. xx+136 pp. 16° [25,000; 46.] (Weale's 
rudim. ser., 100.) 52:917 

Poetry, Music and the Drama. 

Bulwer-Lytton, Edward Eobert, lord Lytton. 

(Owen Meredith.) Lucile. N. Y. J, W. LovelL 

1880. 36J* pp., frontis. W [37,146; 45,585; 

81,984; 46.] 31:1112 

Calderon de la Barca, Pedro. Geistliche Schau- 

spiele. Lei p. Voigt u. Gunther. 1864. 2 v. 

(6+)590 pp.; (6+)380 pp. 18* [19,787-8; 46.] 

(EichendorfTs Sammtl. Werke, 5-6.) 56:244-5 

Oontenta: Vol.6. Dnn j^rosse Weltthenter. — Gilt und Oegengifl.— 
KAnis Ferdinand der Heilige.— Das Schitf-des Knufmanns.— Baltha- 
8ar'!*lNachimBl. — fier gOtlliche Orpheim. — l»er Maler seiner Schande. 

Vol. 6. Di«» eherne SchUnge.— Amor und P«.vche. — Der Wnldet- 
dennuth Krone.— Der SQnde Zauberei.— Der Eheswist. 

Conner, Lovietta Bartlett, compiler. The parent- 
heart in song. With illus. Cin. P. G. Thom- 
son. 1882 [1881]. xiii,303pp. 12** [82,563; 46.] 

31:124 

Familiar English quotations. Lond. Whittaker. 
[1877.] viii-t.120 pp. 24^ [82,573; 46.] 

31:2010 

Fischart, Johann. Sammtliche Dichtungen. 
Herausgeg. und mit Erlauterungen verseben 
von Heinrich Kurz. Leip. J. J. Weber. 1866. 
3 V. (ii+)liv(+ii)+288 pp.; liv(4-ii)+458 pp.; 
lxxvii(-fii;+544pp. 16^ [43,201; 46.] (Deutsche 
Biblioth., 8-10.) 56:22-4 



POITRY, BTC. 



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Gallagher, William D. Miami woods, a golden 

wedding) and other poems. Cin. R, Clarke. 

1881. ix, 264 pp., illus. in text. 12* [82,288; 

46.] 31:252 

Gardner, Cclia E. A twisted skein ; or, out of 

the tempest. N. Y. Carleton. 1881. 251 pp. 

12° [82,623; 46.] 31:2531 

Garfield, James Abram, president of the U, 8. In 
memoriam. Gems of poetry and song on James 
A. Garfi(4d. With portrait and eulogy. Col. 
McClenahan. 1881. (4 +) 144 pp., 1 port. 8q.l2° 
[82,654; 46.] 31:2016 

Garfield, James Abram, president of the U. S. The 
poets' tributes to Garfield. The collection of 
poems written ior the Boston daily globe, and 
many selections. With portrait and biography. 
Camb. M. King. 1881. 80 pp., 1 port. 12° 
[82,090; 46.] 31:2019 

Gosse, Edmund W., compiler, English odes. N. 

Y. Appleton. 1881. xxi+259 pp., 1 pi. 18° 

[82,661; 46.] (English classics.) 31:2147 

Greene, William Balchelder. Three vows. N. Y. 

Putnams. 1881. (6+)130 pp. 16° [82,565; 

46.] 31:2570 

Hutchinson, Ellen Mackay. Songs and lyrics. 

Bost. J. R. Osgood, 1881. 98 pp., frontis. 

16° [82,561; 46.] 31:932 

Kalldaea. Sakontala, odor der entscheidende 
King; ein iudisches Schauspiel. Aus den Ur- 
sprachen Sanskrit und Prakrit ins Englische und 
aus diesem ins Deutsche i'lbersetzt, mit Erlauter- 
ungen von Georg Forster. [Leip. Brockhaus. 
1843.] 153-366 pp. 12° [18,516; 46.] (For- 
ster's Sammtl. Schriflen, 9.) In 56:276 

Locke, David Ross. (Petroleum F. Nasby.) Han- 
nah Jane. lUus. Bost. Lee and Shepard. 
1882 [1881]. (19) pp., 6 pis., illus. in text. sq. 12° 
[82,679; 46.J 31:^078 

Mclntoeh, R. M. and Cunnyngham, W. G. E. edi- 
tors. New life ; or, songs and tunes for Sunday 
schools, prayer meetings, and revival occasions. 
Nash. Southern methodist publ, house. 1881. 160 
pp. obi. 18° [82,018; 46.] 53:1725 

Matthewe, J- Brander. French dramatists of the 

19. century. N. Y. Scribners. 1881. xx+ 

301 pp. 12° [82,372; 46.] |0:3894 

Naeby, Petroleum V. {pseud,) See Locke, D. R. 

RoeeettI, Christina G. A pageant, and other 

poems. Bost. Roberts, 1881. ix, 208 pp. 

12° [82,380; 46.] 31:1435 

Shakeepeare, William. Shakespeare for young 

folk. Ed. by Robert R. Raymond. N. Y. 

Fords, Howard and Hulbert, [1881.] vi 1+224 

pp., illus. 8° [82,651; 46.J 32:1160 

Contents: Pref ice .—Memoir of WilliKm Bhnkespeare.— A mid- 
summer night's dream.— As you like ii.— Julius GK»ar. 

Shakespeare. William. SonneU. Ed. by Edward 

DowDEN. N. Y. Appleton, 1881. (iv+)lxii+ 

251 pp,l port. 18° [82,660; 46.] (English 

classicB.) 31:1550 



Shakeepeare, William. Tragedyof Antony and 

Cleopatra. Ed., with notes, by William J. 

RoLFE. With engr. N.. Y. Harpers, 1881. 

(7+)10-222 pp. 16° [H2,636; 46.] 32:1249.3 

Shakespearei William. Tragedy of Cymbeline. 
With introduciion and notes, explanatory and 
critical. For use in schools and families, oy the 
Rev. Henry N. Hudson, fiost. Ginn and Heath, 
1881. 224 pp. 16° [82,562; 46.] 32:1105 

Shakespeare, William. Works. In 15 vols. 

Ed. by Howard Staunton. With illus. by Sir 

John Gilbert. Lond. Routledge, 1881. Vols. 1-10. 

4° [82,600; 46.] *A 

Note, Edition de luxe, only 1000 copies priDtcnl. This is No. 294. 

Oontente: Vol . I. Life of Shakempeare.— Two gentlemen nf Verona. 
— Love'a lA^>our'8 lost. 

Vol.2. Comedy of errors.— Romeo and Juliet.— The taming of 
the shrew. 

Vol. 3. King John. — Midsummer night's dream. — The merchant 
of Venice. 

Vol 4. Life and death of King R*chard II —King Henry IV., pt. 1. 

Vol. 5. King Henry IV., pt. 2.— Th«* merry aivep of Windsor. 

Vol. 6. Miicli ado about nolhibg— AM 's well ihsl ends well.— 
King Henry V. 

Vol. 7. As you like it.— Pericles, prince of Tyre.- Twelfth night ; 
or, what yon will. 

Vol. 8. King Henrj VI., pts. I 3. 

Vol.9. Timon of Athens. — King Richard III. — Measure for 
meHi*ure. 

Vol. 10. King Henry VIII.— Cymbeline.— The tempest. 

Sweet, Frank. Sparkling jewels for Sunday- 
school concerts, containing 12 complete exer- 
cises, with music and additional poems. Bost. 
F. Sweet, 1881. (14+)10-160 pp. 12** 
[82,516; 46.] 5:3842 

Trowbridge, John Townsend: A homo idyl ; and 

other poems. Bost. Houghton, Mifflin and Co, 

1881. (4+)165 pp. 12° [82,564; 46.] 31:1837 

Tytler, Sarah. Musical composers and their 

works. For the use of schools and students in 

music. Bost. Roberts. 1881. vi+426 pp. 16° 

[82,385; 46.] 10:2570 

Waldie, Burkhard. Esopus. Herausgeg. und 
mit Erlauterungen versehcn von Heinrich 
KuRZ. Leip. J, J, Weber. 1862. 2 v. 10+ 
v-xlviii+422 pp.; (4+)320+230 pp. 16° [43, 
201; 46.] (DeuUche Biblioth., 1-2.) 56:15-16 

Wickram, Jorg. Das Rollwagenbiichlein. Her- 
ausgeg. und mit Erlauterungen versehen von 
Heinrich Kurz. Leip. J. J. Weber, 1865. 1-f 
252 pp. 16° [43,201; 46.] (Deutsche Biblioth., 

7.) 56:21 

Fiction.— Englieh. 

Adame, Rev. H. G. Who did it? or, Holmwood 
priory. A schoolboy's tale. N. Y. E. P. But- 
ton. [1881.] viii-4.386 pp., 8 pis. 12° 
[82,362; 46.] 35:213 

Adams, William T. (Oliver Optic) Up the river; 

or, yachting on the Mississippi. Bost. Lee 

and Shepard. 1882 [1881 J. 364 pp., 7 pis. 16° 

[82,606; 46.] (Great western series, 6.) 35:300 

Aiden, W. L. The cruise of the '' Ghost." Illus. 

N. Y. Harpers. 1882 [1881]. 210 pp. 16° 

[82,665; 46.] 35:505 



Fiction (English), 



191 



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Arrom, Cecilia Bohl de Faber. (Feman Caballero.) 

Spunit»b fairy tales. Tr. by J. H. Ingram. Phil. 

LippincoU. xi+241 pp.,illu8. 12° [82,540; 46.] 

35:2313 

Ashleigh, Hose. His olber wife. A novel. N. Y. 
Carltton. 1881. 406 pp. 12<* [82,614; 46.] 

35:841 

Bad boy's diary, A. N. Y. J. 8. Ogilvie. [1880.] 
vi, 276 pp., 3 pis. 16° [82,000; 46.] 40:2051 

Ballantyne, Bobert Michael. The giant of the 

north; or, pokings round the pole. N. Y. T, 

Nelson. 1882 [1881]. viii+432 pp., fronti8. 12° 

[82,541; 46.] 35:1487 

BJornSOn, Bjomstjerne. Arne. Tr. from the 
Norse by KasmusB. Anderson. Host. Hough- 
ton. 1881. viii, 200 pp. 12° [82,035; 46.] 

35:2160 

BosCObel. A novel. By the author of: Well, 
never mind, read and find out. N. Y. W. B. 
Smith. [1881.] 242 pp. 12° [82,391; 46.] 

40:2052 

Boyesen. Hjalmar Hjorth. Queen Titania. N. 

Y. Scribners. 1881. (6+)254 pp. 12° 
[82,195; 46.] 35:2480 

Vote. Contiiins alao : The mountain's face.— A dangerous Tirtue 

• 

Bynner, Edwin Lasseter. Damen's ghost. Bost. 

Osgood. 1881. iv+313 pp. 16° [82,450; 46.] 

(Round-robin ser.) 35:3455 

Bynner, Edwin Lasseter. Nimport. Bost. Lock- 
wood^ Brooks and Co. 1877. vi, 494 pp. 16° 
[57,894; 46.] (Wayside series.) 35:3456 

Bynner, Edwin Lasseter. Tritons. A novel. 

Bost. Lockwood, Brooks and Co. 1878. 406 pp. 

16° [65,455; 46.] 35:3454 

Caballero, Feman. (pseud.) See ArrORI, Cecilia 
Bohl de Faber. 

Cantaciiz6n6-Altieri, 0\gA,princess. Sabine's false- 
hood. (Le mesonge de Sabijie.) A love story. 
Tr. from the Bevue des deux Mondes by Mary 
Neal Sdebwood. Phil. T. B. Peterson. [1881.] 
(4+)21-234 pp. 16° [82,039; 46.] 35:3745 

Catherwood. M. H. Craque-O'Doom. A story. 

illus. Phil. Lippincott. 1881. 238 pp., 5 pis. 

12° [82,539; 46.] 35:3941 

Chellje, Mary Dwinell. Bread and beer. N. Y. 

Nat. Temp. Soc. 1881. 381 pp., 1 pi. 16° 
[82,537; 46.] 35:4163 

Clay, Bertha M. Between two loves ; a novel. 

N. Y. Carleton. 1881. 413 pp. 12° 
[82,624; 46.] 35:4381 

Clement, Clara Erskine. Eleanor Maitland. A 

novel. Bost. Osgood. 1881. (2-f-)365 pp. 

16° [82,610; 46.] 35:4412 

Cooke, Laura S. H. Dimple Bopp, and other 

stories. Bost. J. R. Osgood. 1881. x, 146 pp , 

12 pis., illus. in text. 12° [82,042; 46.] 35:4716 

DeForest, John W. The bloody chasm. A novel. 

N. Y. Appleton. 1881. 301 pp. 12° 
[82,198; 46.] 37:220 



Douglae, Edith. We, Von Arldens. Chic. 

Sumner. 1881. 487 pp., 2 pis. 12° [82,543; 

46.] 37:832 

Droz. Gustave. Bertha's baby. Phil. Peterson. 
[1881.] (5,)14-lG2pp. 16° [82,370; 46.] 

37:863 

DuBoiegobey, Fortune. The golden tress. Tr. 

from the French. N. Y. Putnam. 1881. viii, 

422 pp. sq. 16° [82,627; 46.] (Trans- Atlantic 

novels.) 35:2314 

Ewing, Juliana Horatiu. Mrs. Overthoway's re- 
membrances. Bost. Roberts. 1881. (8-}-;274 
pp., 10 pis. 16° [82,045; 46.] 37:1793 

Fenn, George Manville. The vicar's people. N.Y. 

Putnam. 1881. v+45l pp. sq. 16° [82,607; 

46.] (Trans-Atlantic ser.) 37:2081 

Fleniing, Mrs. May Agnes. A changed heart. A 

noveL N. Y. Carleton. 1881. vi, 480 pp. 12° 

[82,199; 46.] 37:2250 

Fleming, Mrs. May Agnes. The secret sorrow. 

N. Y. Ogilvie. [1881.] 341 pp. 12° 
[82,542; 46.] 37:2267 

Hale, Edward Everett. Stories of adventure told 

by adventurers. Bost. Roberts. 1881. iv, 

312 pp. 16° [82,046; 46.] 37:3847 

HaufT, Wilhelm. Little Mook, and other fairy 
tales. N. Y. Putnam. 1881. (4+)303 pp., 
14 pis., illus. in text. 12° [82,653; 46.] 

37:4127 

Honty, G. A. The cornet of horse. A tale of 

Marlborough's wars. Phil. Lippincott. 1881. 

vi+(ii+)278 pp., 20 pis., 5 plans. 12° [82,547; 

46.] 37:4309 

Holmes, Mrs. Mary Johnston. Madeline. A 

novel. N. Y. Carleton. 1881. vi,374pp. 12° 

[82,536; 46.] 37:4585 

Homoeella. Bost. J. R. Osgood. 1881. iv-|-367 
pp. 16° [82,036; 46.] (Hound-robin ser.) 

40:2789 

Howard, Blanche Willis. Aunt Serena. Bost. 

J. R. Osgood. 1881. (2+)358 pp. 16° 
[82,376; 46.] 37:4721 

Jackeon, Mrs. Helen Hunt. ( ff. H.) Mammy Tit- 
tleback and her family. A true story of 17 cats. 
Bost. Roberts. 1881. 101 pp., 9 pis. 12° 
[82,041; 46] 38:146 

James, Henry, jr. The portrait of a lady. Bost. 

Houghton, Mifflin and Co. 1882 [1881]. (2+) 

520 pp. 12° [82,658; 46.] 38:230 

John Barlow's ward. N. Y. Putnam. 1881. 
r4+)287 pp. sq. 16° [82,626; 46.] (Trans- 
Atlantic novels.) 40:2448 

Johneon, llossiter. Phaeton Eogers. A novel of 

bov life. N. Y. Scribners. 1881. vi+(ii+) 

344 pp., 11 pis., illus. in text. 12° [82,204; 46.1 

38:510 



Fiction (English). 



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FiOTiON (English). 



Kingston, William H. G. The South Sea whaler; 

a Btory of the loss of the Champion, and the 

adventures of her crew. Lond. T.Nelson. 1879. 

vii. 363 pp.. illus. 12'' [82,544; 46.] 38:982 

Lanier, Sidney. The boy's Mabinogion. Being 
the earliest Welsh tales of King Arthur in the 
famous Ked book of Hcr^est. Ed. for boys with 
an introduction. N. i. Scribner^. 1881. 
xx+(iv-|-)361 pp., 12 pis. 12^ [82,668; 46.] 

38:1333 

Contents: The Udy or the fountain.— Kilhwch and Olwen ; or, (he 
Twri'h Trwyih.— Peredur the son of EvrHWc— The dream of Rriona- 
bwy. — Pwjll, prince of r)yved. — Th« story ot LIudd and Llevelys. — 
The origin ol the owl.— Branwen the daughter of Llyr.— Manawydilan 
and the mfoe.— Geraint the sod of Erbin. — The dream ot Maxen 
Wledig.— Talieam. 

Lindoay, J- T. French exiles of Louisiana. N. Y. 

W. B. Smith. [1881.] 240 pp., 5 pis. 12*^ 
[82,074; 46.] 38:1755 

McLean, Sally Pratt. Cape Cod folks. Bost. 

Williams and Co. 1881. (8+)327 pp.^frontis. 

12^ [82,205; 46.] 38:2334 

McMichael, William. The minister's daughter. 

N. Y. W. B. Smith. [1881.] 299 pp. 12° 
[82,377; 46.] 38:2343 

Math6W8, Margaret Harriet. Dr. Gilbert's 

daughters; a story for girls. Phil, Porter 
and Coates. [1881.] 375 pp., 4 pis. 12° 
[82,373; 46.] 38:2688 

May, Thomas P. A prince of Breffney. Phil. 

Peterson. [1881.J (5+) 20-428 pp. 12° 
[82,374; 46.] 38:2826 

Mitchell, Donald Grant. (Ik Marvel.) About 
old story-tellers; of how and when they lived, 
and what stories they told. N. Y. Scrihners. 
[1877.] XV, 237 pp., illus. 12° [82,375; 46.] 

38:3014 

My wife and wife's sister. Bost. Roberts. 1881. 
vi, 319 pp. 16° [82,605; 46.] (No name se- 
ries.) 40:2418 

Paddock, Mrs. A. G. The fate of Madame La 

Tour. Ataleof Great Salt Lake. N. Y. Fords. 

1881. xii, 352 pp. 16° [82,037; 46.] 38:4018 

Palmer, Lynde. Jeannette's cisterns. Troy, 

N. Y. M. B. mms. 1881. 281 pp. 12° 
[82,641; 46.] 38:4125 

Pinkerton, Allan. The railroad-forger and the 

detectives. N. Y. Carleton. 1881. xii, 364 

pp., 18 pis. 12° [82,206; 46.] 38:4549 

Pinkerton, Allan. The spiritualists and the de- 
tectives. N.Y. Carleton. 1881. xii, 354 pp., 
9 plfl. 12° [82,612; 46.] 38:4548 

Putnam, Eleanor. Bob's "breaking in." With 

other stories by favorite authors. Bost. io- 

throp. [1880.] (176) pp., illus. 12° [81,452; 46.] 

(Tressy^s Christmas library.) 38:4773 

Oonfenfg: An uninvited gueMt.— How Amy yivited the schoo!.— 
How nncle Tom run away.— Bnnny> lunoh. — Spol.y.— Little sisfr 
and h«»r puppets.— A ride on a cei'taur.— Sally's peveu-league ahoe».— 
How the great play was acted.— Some bad bovs of Bybury.— MIsb 
Violet.-~Dai8y'a bast.— The good fairy Eoow-Ilow.— Jim*a troubles. 



Raymond, Hossiter Worthiugton. The merry-go- 
round. Stories for boys and girls. 5j. Y. 
Fords. [1879.] (4+)286 pp., 3 pis., illus. in text. 
12° [82,545; 46.] 39:127 

Bobbins, Mrs. S. S. Mabel's step-mother. N.Y. 

Carter. 1882 [1881]. 426 pp., frontis. 16° 
[82,611; 46.] 39:467 

Roe, Rev. Edward P. Without a home. N. Y. 

Dodd, Mead and Co. [1881.] xv4-9-560 pp. 

12° [82,379; 46.] 39:627 

Rosemary and iiue. Bost. Osgood. 1881. 292 pp. 
16° [82,55:^; 46.] (Kound-robin series.) 

40:2546 

Shaw, Flora L. Hector. A story. Bost. Bob- 
erts. 1881. 340 pp., 3 pis. 16° [82,550; 46.] 

39:1606 

Sidney, Margaret. Five little Peppers, and how 

they grew. Bost. Lothrop. [1880.] 410 pp., 

18 pis., illus. in text. 12° [82,616; 46.J 39:1657 

Spurr, George G. The land of gold. A tale of 
49. Illustrative of early yjioneer life in Cali- 
fornia, and founded upon fact. Bost. A. Wil- 
liams. 1881. ix-f (ii-f )271 pp., 7 pis. 12° 
[82,382; 46.J 39:2141 

Stockton, Frank R. The floating prince, and 

other fairy talcs. N. Y. Scribner. 1881. 6-^- 

(24-)199 pp., 1 pi., illus. in text. 12° 

46.] 

Stoddard, William Osborn. Esau Hardery. A 

novel of American life. N. Y. White and 

Stokes. 1881. (2+)405 pp. 12° [82,551; 46.] 

39:2300 

Stowe, Mrs. Harriet Esther Bcecher. A dog s 
mission ; or, the story of the old Avery house. 
And other stories. Illus. N.Y. Fords Howard and 
HulbeH. [1880.] 131 pp. 12° [82,546; 46.] 

39:2:^9 

Contents: LuIu'a pupil.— The dai^Vn first winter.— Our Churl ey. — 
Tftke care of the hook.— A talk about birds.— The oest iu the orchard. 
—The happy child. 

Trowbridge, John Townsend. The pocket-rifle. 

Bost. Lee and Shepard. 1882 [1881]. 274 pp., 

10 pis., illus. 16° [82,542; 46.] (Silver medal 

stories.) 39:3332 

Vandegrift, Margaret. Under the dogstar ; from 
the dog-latin of Jock. For boys and girls. 
Phil. PoHer. [1881.] 315 pp., illus. 8° 
[82,386; 46.] 39:3654 

VernO; Jules. Eight hundred leagues on the 
Amazon. Tr. by W. J. Gordon. N. Y. Scrib- 
ner. 1881. viii+244 pp., 43 pis.. 1 fold. map. 
12° [82,630; 46.] (The giant raft, pt. 1.) 

39:3677 

Wise, Daniel. Thorncliffe Hall ; or, why Joel 
Milford changed his opinion of boys whom he 
once called "goody goody fellows." Bost Lee 
and Shepard. 1881. 260 pp., 3 pis. 16 
554; 46.] (Win wood Cliff stories.) 40: 





INDEX OF ATJTH0E8. 



The figures in parenthesis ( ) indicate the number of the page of this volume on which the full titles f^ the books mag 
be found. 

The figures at the end of each line are the call-numbers of the books to which they are attached. 



• » 



Abbott (B.V., A. and L.) Cone cut corners. (78)...36:7 

(E.A.) Partaof speech. (98) 1:919 

(J.S.C.) Captain WillUm Kidd. (179) 23:15(5 

The empire of Austria. { 1 1 4) 28: 1320 

The empire of Russia. (114) 28:2360 

The French revolution of 17«9. (.50) 26:2755 

Romance of Spanish history. \\\^) 27:760 

(T.K.) Par palimpsestorum Dublincnsium. («2)..*A 

Abeken (B.) Gieifensee. Roman. (16) 68:1.1-2 

Aberorombie (J.) Philos. of moral feelings. (2o)..2:717 

Ablett(VV.H.) English trees. (9) '43:590 

{Stock-keeping for nmuteurs. (9) 62:2036 

Achard (A.) La thasse royale. (125) 67:32.1-2 

Die Jas;d nach dem Ideal. (16) 68:4 

Yeria Slovoda. (16) 68:5 

Acheta Domestica ( pseud. ) See Budcren ( L. M . ) 
Achscharuxnow. Der falsche Mame. (16). ...58:9. 1-2 
Ackermann. Dor letzte Montmorency. (16). ..68:7. 1-2 

Adam (A.) Latin grammar. (18) 1:1885 

( W.) Slaverv in British l^^dia. (152) 64:1592 

Adaixii(F.) Grosse und kleino Welt. (16) 68:14-15 

Adamnan. Life of Saint Columba. (e-i) 28:616.0 

Adams (C.C.) Anthroposophy. (82) 2:718 

(V.V.) Oration, July 4, 1813. (62) ♦B:291.11 

(H.C.) College days at Oxford. (124) 36:212 

Who did it? (190) 36:213 

(H.G.) Cycl. of female biography. (179) 23:153 

(J.) Defence of the constitut. of U. S. (152)..64:10H8 

(W.H.D.) Circle of the year. (165).. 43:1638 

The eastern archipelago. '(132) 22:2540 

Eminent soldiers. (^^>) 23:163 

Everyday objects. (165) 43:1639 

Lighthouses and lightships. (t8) 62:838 

Neptune's heroes. (179) 23:157 

Plain living and high thinking. (31) 33:745 

Queen of the Adriatic. (3i) 26:2490 

Records of noble lives. (179) 23:158 

(W. T.) Up the river. (190) 36:300 

Adamson (R.) Fichto. (178) 2:18 

Addison (O.C.) The street singer; poem. (11).31:2353 
Adelmann (A.) Ausflug in die Normandio. (16)68:17 

Selbfct errungen. (16). „ 68:16.1-2 

Adolay (E.) Die Bohammer. (16) 68:18 

Adolphus (J.) History of France. (50) 26:2758-9 

^sohines and Demosthenes.On the crown. ( 1 78) l : 2730 

A0£k8Siz (A/r».E.C.) Natural history. (105) .44:2406 

and (\.) Seaside studies. (105) 44:76 

(L.J.R.) Nat. hist, of the U. S. ( l21)...M4:300l.l-4 

Nomcnclator zoologicus. (106) ♦44:300 

Nomenclatoris zoologica index. (106) *44:77 

Structure of animal life. (106) *44:81 

Afirer (G.) Telegraphic primer. (9) *62:3138 

Affuilar (6.) The women of Israel. (179) 23:161-2 

Aicard (J.) La V^nus do Milo. (121) 63:2842 

Aikin (J.) Biogr. mem. of medicine in Gr. Br. ( 1 79)23: 165 

Aimard (G.) Das golden e Castilien. (16) 68:19.1-2 

Die Vaudoux. (16).- 68:22.1-2 

Alaux(J.£.) WandluDgen der Moral. (82)...In 41:2217 



Albee (J.) Literary art. (95) 83:756 

Albertis (L.M.rf.) New Guinea. (3) 22:3608.1-2 

Alden (LM.) Mrs. Harper's awakening. (94).... 86:500 

Next things. (78) 86:476 

The pocket measure. (172) 86:501 

(W.L.) The cruise of the "Ghost." (190) 36:505 

Alderant/H. Brit. n udi branch, moll usca. (106)44:3126-32 
Aldrich(T.B.) Friar Jerome's beautif. book. (92)81:2054 

Aldridffe (J.) Life of John Marrant (21) 24:2499 

Alembert (J. le R.(f\) Select eulogies. (179)..28: 168-9 

Alenca (J. </«.) Der Guarany. (16) 68:21 

Alexander (A.) Western coast of Africa. (34)26:1930 

Alford (H.) The queen's English. (98) 1:1250 

Alger (W.R.) Oration, July 4, 1857. (62) •B:291.9 

The school of life. (lOo) 2:4415 

Alison (A.) History of Europe. (34) 26:1101-25 

Same , 26:1131.1-8 

Allen (A.J.) Ten years in Oregon. (146) 21:2581 

(C.B.) Cottage building. (88)... 62:928 

(D.O.) India, ancient and modern. (100). ..26: 1749 

(H.B.) Usetul companion. (9) *62:3.'i98 

T.P. andVf P.) Classical geography. (34) ...26:1 18 

Alliot-Boymier. Auteurs contemporains. (132)..2:3562 
AUman (G.J.) Presh-water polyzoa. (106).....»44:3137 
Almeira {pseud.). Ein Drama in Californien. (16)... 68:26 

Alston (A. U.) Seamanship. (88) 62:837 

Altisonant. Letters to SquirePedant in the East.( 18)1 :667 
Alvarez. Portuguese embassy, 1520-27. (132). ....•2 1:14 
Amari ( M.) War of the Sicilian vespers. (34)... 26: 2493-5 

Amicis (E. de). Spain. (146) 22:2020 

AmmidO'Wll (H.) Historical collections. (83) *8O:870.1-2 
Amory (T.) Memoirs of ladies of Gr. Br. (179)...28:170 
Amyntor (G. von.) Eine rathsclh. Katastrophe.(80) 68:13 

-* — Der Zug des Todes. (80) ~68:ll 

Anderson (E.G.) Sanitary care of children. (91)..46:1234 

(J.) Anatomical and 7XK>IogicaI researches. (44) •A 

Course of creation. (45) 42:1674 

(J.j Scotland in early times. (132) 10:836 

(J. W.) Notes of Travel in Fiji. (132) 22:2560 

(R. B.) Lyman C. Draper. (66) 24:704 

(W.) Model women. (179) ...28:173 

Andrew (W. P.) Our scientific frontier 26:1750 

Andrews (E.B.) On coal and iron deposits. (45)»42:2294 
AngrelKH.C.) Records of William M. Hunt (3)..24:1804 
Anquetil(L.-P.) H istoi re de France. (50)..26:2773.1-3 
Ansted (D. T.) The ancient world. (46) 42:1677 

Elementary course of geology. (46) 42:1678 

Geological gossip. (46) ..42:1679 

Geologist's text-book. (46) 42:1680 

Geology. (46) 42:1683-4 

Anstett (P.) Portugiesische Sprache. (18).„ 1:2094 

Schliissel zu Auf^ahen 1:2095 

Anstis (J.) Knighthood of the Bath. (132)...*lO:5208 

Anthon (C.) Greek literature. (128) 10:4240 

Antisell (T.) Cyclopedia of useful arts. (88)... 62:1 192 
Apianu8( P)<zi<^Gemma( R)Cosmographia. ( 1 1 4)*60:322 
Appleton (D.) Cyclopsadia of anecdotes. (62)..*34:n7 

(J.H.) ancf Bayce. Dr. Appleton. (132)....23:2268 



Index of Authobs. 



194 



Index of Authors. 



AragfO (D.F.J.) Eulogium on Jamea Watt. (88)... 62:606 

Naturkuiide. (165) 43:1642 

Arbenz (E.) Schriftstellerei in Horn (55) In 41:2213 

Arendt (R.) Experimentalchemie. (141) 61:1516 

Arendt8(C.) Naturhistorischer Schulatlas. (106) 44::^005 

Annan (A.) Complete ready reckoner. (88.) 62:131 

Armitaffe (J.) History of Urazil. (8H) 80:2491.1-2 

Armstronff (A.) Kanquet ofjesU. (95) *33:785 

(A. C.) rrimer of U. S. history. (179) 29:1311 

(A. N.) Oregon. (21) 60:1460 

(R.) Treatise on steam boilers. (88) 62:699 



8].. 
Id. 



Arnold ( A. C.)anrfSamuel8. Living world. (9)*44:3003-4 
(M.) Celtic literature. (128) 10:4579 

Essays in criticism. (128) 10:2884 

(T.) English literature. (128) 10:3353 

■ History of Rome. (100) 26:2194 

Lectures on modern history. (35) 26:1 

Koman commonwealth. (34) 26:2195 

and others, Roman empire. (100) 26:2191 

Koman republic. (100) 26:2190 

(W.) Deutsche Urzeit. (66) 10:112 

Arpentisrny (C.S.c/'.) La science de la main. (131)..2:18G2 
Arr (E. H.) (pseud.) See Rollins [Mrs. E. H.) 
Arrianus(P.)Hi8t.of Alexander's expedit.(83j26:2002. 1-2 

Arrom (C.B. deF.) Spanish fairy tales. (191) 36:2313 

ArFOWSmith (A.) New general atlas. (162)..*60:3957 

Ashbach (J.) Geschichle Spaniens. (114) 27:764-5 

Same 2:7766 

Ommaijaden in Spanien. (1 14) 27:767-8 

Same 27:769 

Ash (J.) Double-counting on the lathe. (89) 62:1579 

A8hbumer(C.A.) Geology of McKenn co.(46)*42:l587.R 

Ashe (T.) History of the Azores. (100) *26:3202 

A8hhur8t( J. )!*''» f^cip^^s *"^ pract. of surgery. (27)46:3023 

Ashleiifh (R.) Hi« other wife. (191) 36:841 

AssoUant (J.B. A.)Un mariage ru couvent.( 125). ..67:37 

Asti6 (J.F.) Louis XIV. and hia age. (128) 10:3810 

Atkins (D.) Medical and surgical cases. (27)...»60:164 

(J.) A voyage to Guinea. (83) 21:218 

Atkinson (J. C.) British birds' eggs. (156) 44:1660 

• Sketches in natural history. (106) 44:85 

(R.) The book of Leinster. (31) *A 

Attwood (G.) Practical blowpipe assaying. (9)..61:1521 

Aubuisson de Voisins. Hydraulics. (89) 62:26 

Audubon (J .J.) Ornithological biography. (156) *A 

Same. Vols. 3, 5 ♦44:1669 :1671 

Auerbach (B.) Brieitta. (80) 68:73 

Deutsche illus. Volksbucher. (80) 68:44.1-3 

AuRUStine (Sister). See Lasaulx (A. von.) 
Ai2male(/>uc cf .) Lettre sur I'hist. deFrance. (83)In*70:961 

The princes of Cond4. (179) 23:184-5 

Austin (J. G.) Outpost. (78) 36:938 

(J.T.) An address. (127) In 62:1010 

(Afrj.6.)Fragm. fr. German prose writers. (128) 10:4025 

(T.afidT.jun.) Fossil crinoidea. (106) ♦44:3140 

Aydelott( B.P.JChurch's duties in temp.cause.( 152)64:71 1 

B (J.W.) Housekeeper's friend. (152) 64:2582 

Babbitt (D.) Principles of light and color. (121)..61:2493 

Bach (M.j Aus dem Buche der Natur. (165) 43:1645 

Baoon (F.) Works. (63) .* 84:638-44 

Badeau (A.^ Military history of Grant. (114) 29:2615.1-3 

Baildon (H.B.) The spirit of nature. (9) 41:2262 

Bailey (S.L.) Hist, sketches of Andover. (3) 30:1561 

Bailie (J.) L'^tricit^. (89) ..61:2766 

Same ^70:1292 

Baillon (H.) Natural history of plants. (9). ..♦43:2492-7 
Baines (E.) Wars of theFrench revolution.(50)26:2779-80 

{E.jun.) Cotton manufacture in Gr. Br. (89)....62:1521 

Baird (R.) Transplanted flowers. (179) 23:190 

(S.F.) Mammals of North America. (106)...^44:3027 

(W.) British entomostraca. (106) 44:2410 

Baker (G.M.) Reading club and speaker. (132)....2:3697.9 
(T.) Elements of mechanism. (185) 62:610 

JLand and engineering surveying. (185) 62:136 

(W.M.) Blessed Saint Certainty. (94) 36:1427 

Bakewell (F.C.) History of inventions. (185) 62:1206 

(R.) Geology. (40) 42:1687 

Satne 42:1688 

Balboa (M.C.) Histoire du P^rou. (146) 29:171 



Balch ( W. R.) James Abram Garfield. ( 162)....24: 1 1 70 

Baldwin (J.G.) Party leaders. (180) 23:192 

(S. D.) Dominion. (152) 64:1048 

Balkwill (F. H.) Mechanical dentistry. (71) 46:4463 

Ball (C.) History of the Indian mutiny. (35)..^26:32C5-6 

(F.Q.) Law of national banks. (87) 66:698 

Ballantyne (R.M.) Giant of the North. ( 191 )....36: 1487 
(R.M.) The ocean and its wonders. (44) 42:2272 

Six month at the Cape. (3) 21:781 

BallOU (M. M.) Pearls of thought. (63) 88:357 

Treasury of thought. (31) 33:364.a 

Bancroft (E.) Permanent colours. (185) 62:1541-2 

Banvard (J.) Pioneers of Maryland. (83) 29:807 

Barante(A.G.P.B.rf«.) Ducsd.Bourg'ne. (180)23:198-205 

Barb^ (B.) L'inconsolee. (127) 66:4094 

Barb6-Marbois (F.) Journal. (146).. 21:2844.1-2 

Barber (J.T.) See Beaumont (J.T.B.) 

Barbou (A.) Victor Hugo. (83) 24:1788 

Barclay (S.) Recoil, of the Am. revolution. (2l)..2O:2011 
Barham (R.H.) The Ingoldsby lyrics. (144)...31:2370 
Bariner-Gould (S.) The preacher's pocket. (2)..6:4772 

Village preaching for a year. (82) 6:4773.1-2 

Barlow (J.) Letters to the citizens of tJ. S. (152)^64: 1 ^^68 
Barnard (C.) Co>operation as a business. (87)..64:2065 

Knights of to-day. (78) 36:1624 

Barnes (A.S.I Hist, of ancient peoples. (114). ...26:800 

(R.) Diseases of women. (27) « ♦46:4686 

Barrett (L.) Edwin Forrest. M46) 24:1015 

Barridre (J.F.) M4moires de CUry. (132) 26:2782 

M^moires de M"e Clairon. (180) 23:423 

BarrHlon (G.) Un drame en Am^rique. (125)~67:56.1-2 

Barrin&rton (G.) New South Wales. (114) 28:2925 

Barrow (5i> J.) Mutiny of H.M.S. Bounty.(l 46)22: 2673.a 

Pitcairn's Island. (146)..; 22:2573 

Reisen und Entdeckungen. (132).. ♦21:224.1-2 

Barruel (A.) HisU^ry of Jacobinism. (35). ..26:2783-6 
Barthold (F.W.) Der grossedeut. Krieg. (1 14)28:1340-41 

Sayne 28:1342 

Bartholow (R.) Medical electricity. (91) 46:5514 

Medicines, remedies and diseases. (71) 46:679 

Bartlett (S.C.) Edmund R. Peaslee. (146) ^60:329 

(W.H.C.) Rep. of mortuary experience. (87)^70:4263 

Barwell (R) On aneurism. (27) 46:3459 

Bascom (J.) Natural theology. (2) 8:4569 

The science of mind. (66) 2:739 

Batten (E.C.) Charters of the priory of Beauly.(66)28:642 

Bauerman (H.) Mineralogy. (141) 42:2106 

Baudouin (A.) Temps de la rettauration. (35)26:2788 

Baudry (F.) Los fr^res Grimm. (180) 23:212 

Bauernxan (H.) Metallurgy of iron. (186) 62:379 

Baxter (J.H.) Statis., mcd. and anthropol. (27)^46:6061-2 
Bayne (P.) Mrs. Browning and Ch. Bronte. (173)..10:3370 

Beadle (J.H.) Life in Utah. (2).., 10:2268 

Beale (L.S.) Disease germs. (27) 46:2546 

Protoplasm. (165) 44:960 

Beaman (E.A.) Swedenborgandthenowage.(162)4:4637 
Beard (G.M.) American nervousness. (121)...»46:2544 

and Rockwell. Medical electricity. (27)..46:5515 

Beardsley (E.E.) Rt. Rev. Samuel Seabury. (3)...26:943 

Beatty (J.) The citizen -soldier. (3) 29:2619 

Beaumont (J.T.B.) Tour through'tS.Wale8.( 146)22: 2278 
Beautemps-B. Reconnais. hydrograph. (163)..*6O:4430 
Beauvallet (L.) Rachel and the new world. (83)21:1394 
Beohstein (J.M.) Cage and chamber-birds. (106)44:1701 

and Scharfenberg. Forstinsecten. ( 1 06)^44: 1971-3 

Beesly (A.H.J Sir John Franklin. (146; 21:1553 

B^gaX (r.) Operations g^odC^siques. (163) ♦60:4431 

Traits de g^od&ie. (185) 62:138 

Behn-EschenbuTff (H.) Chas.Dickens. (128) In 41:2215 
Beitzke(H.) Frciheitskriege. 18 13u. 1814.(1 14) 28:1 35&-7 

Der russische Krieg, 1812. (35) 26:2790 

Belden (G.P.) Belden, the white chief. (4) 23:2490 

Belfirictjoso (C.T.) Oriental harems. (146) 22:323 

Bell (C.) Expression. (106) 44:905 

(CM.) The cruise of Ulysses. (78) 36:1899 

(H.G.) Remarkab. phenomena of nature. (165)43:1649 

(J.) A system of geography. (83) 60:330.1-0 

(R.) A history of Ru^tsia. (114) 28:2350-52 

(W.A.) New tracks in N.America. (146)21:1900-1901 



Index of Authors. 



195 



Index of Authors. 



Bell (W.E.) Carpentry made eauy. (9) 52:931 

Bellows ( K.N.) The Channing ctmienary. ( 100)..24: >40 
Beloe (W.) AnocdoUw of literature. (128)... 10:2887-92 

Belot (A.) The black Venues. (Gl) 36:1936 

Bennett (W.) Madame de Maintenon. (133). ..24: 2409 

Bent (J.T.) Genoa. (H6).. 26:2498 

Benvenuti ( F.F.) Krpnch rovohit'n, 1789-95. (83)26:2789 
B^rard (A.)- Description das c6te.H de l'Algdrie.( I63)60:«85 

Beijeau (PC.) The horse* <»f antiquity. (180) *A 

Beman ( W.) Warming and ventilating. (185). .62: 933 
Berquin-Q. La colonie espag.du Mi.ssis8ippi.(21 )*60:1263 

Berthet (E.; Wild man of the woods. (79) 36:2043 

BerthoUet (C.L.) Dyeing and bleeching. (9)..62:I544 
Bertrand de M. French revolution. (60). ..26:2792-2800 

Besant (W.) Early French poetry. (173) 10:3816 

Beta (H.) {paeud.) See Bettzieoh (H) 

Bettzieohj H.) Bewirthschaftung d. Wa88er8.( 165)43:1650 

Bevan (L.D.) Sermons to students. (2) 6:4830 

Bevier ( K.S. ) Missouri Confederate brigades. ( 1 46)29:2637 

Bewick (T.) British birds. (106).. *44:17m6-7 

Beyle (M.H.) Life of Haydn. (180) 23:258 

Same 23:257 

Bida(A.) The lovers of Provence. (11-12) 31:2313 

Biddle(U.P.) Elements of knowledge. (82) 2:786 

Bledennann(C.)Dput«ohl.im 18. Jahrh. (loo)10:i33.i-4 
Biffelow (J.) The useful arU. (185) 62:1219-20 

(M.M.) Hist, of procedure in England. (87)..66:1037 

(M.T.) Punctuation. (178) 1:1165 

Bifirl&nd (J.) Natural history of animals. (156). ..44:91 
Bigrniore aiof Wyznan. Bibliography of printing. (66) *L 

Bikela8(D.) Loukis Laraa. (79) ...36:2099 

Billeter(A.) F. Mendelssohn Barthuldv.(83)... In 41:2217 
Binffley (W.) Animal biography. (lo6) 44:93-5 

History of animated nature. (106) 44:96 

Binney (A.) Mollusks of the U. S. (89) *44:24l8.l-4 

Blnz (C.) Elements of therapeutirs. (*27) 46:686 

Bird (I. L.) Unbeaten tracks in Japan. (4). ..22: 144.1-2 
Birdwood (G.C.M.) British Indian 8ection.(87)*76:2806.4 

Birney (D. B.) Life of. (146) 23:3079 

Bisohof (Ct.) Chemical and physical geology. (46)42: 1 701-3 

Chemfsche u. physikalischo Geologic. (46). .42: 1704-6 

Bi80ho£r(G. W.) Botanik. (185) ♦43:1654-8 

and others. Naturgesch. d. 3 Reiehe. (185) *43:1652-63 

Bishop (G.) New-England judged. (130) 4:4487 

(L.) Poetical work.s. {\2). 31:2383 

(W.I.) Second sight explained. (20) 10:4682 

Bjomson (B.) Arne. (I9i) 36:2160 

-: — Synnove Solbakken. (124) 36:2159 

BlackJ^-^^^-) Guide to Channellslands. (4) «22:2889 

(W.) Sunrise. (61) 36:2190 

That beautiful wretch. (172) 36:2191 

Blackburn (H.) The Pyrenees. (66) 22:2028 

Blaokwall (J.) Spiders of Gr. Britain. (106)..*44:3 103-4 

Blaokwell (E.) Counsel to parents. (83) *70:1721 

Blaikie (W.G.) David Livingstone. (4) 24:2280 

Blake (J.L.) Wonders of the ocean. (165) 43:1664 

(T.C.) The old log house. (2) 4:4402 

Blak8ton( W. A. and others.) Canaries and cage- bird8.( 9 )*A 

Blanc (C.) L'oeuvre complet de Rembrandt. (44) *A 

L'oBUvre de Rembrandt d^rit. (121) *A 

Le tr^ordela curiosity. (56) *Ij 

^I.J.L.) 1848. Historical revelations. (35)..26:2822 

History of ten years, 1830-40. (35) 26:2820-21 

Bland (W.) Arches, piers, buttresses, etc. (185)..62:936 
Blanford (W.T.) Geology of Abyssinia. (165)..43:1665 
Blanqui(A.-J.) L'econo.polit.en Europe. (152). 64: 204-5 
Block (L.J.) Exile. A dramatic episode. (92) ..32:745 
Blomfleld (E.) Philosophy of history. (35)....»26:3216 

Bloom (S.S.) Laws of Ohio, 1881. (139) *56:3537 

B1088 (C.A.) Heroines of the crusades. (180) 23:265 

Blum (J. R.) Mineralien und Felsarten. (186)..*43:I652 

Oryktognosie. (185) *43:1652 

Blumenbach (J<P.) De generis humani. (165) In 44:1161 

Natural history. (165) 43:1667 

Blunt (A.) A pilgrimage to Nejd. (133) 22:608.1-2 

Boardman (A.) Defence of phrenology. (34). ..2: 1866 

(G.D.) Studies in the mountain instruction. (2)6:4033 

Bodenstedt (F.M.von.) Grafin Helene. (80)..... 68: 197 
Kunst und Leben. (95) •66:2068.1^ 



I 



Bohn (H.G.) Hand-book of games. (60) 10:6144 

Bohner (A.N.) Kosmos. (25) 41:2282.1-2 

Boiegrobey (F.<fc.) 'The hjst casket, (61) 86:2317 

Bolles (A S.) Labor and capital. (152) 64:193 

Bolmar (A.) Col lection of colloquial phrasen. (18).. 1:1413 

Selection of 100 of Perrin's fables. (18) 1:1410 

Bombet (L.A.C.) (pseud.) See Beyle (M.H.) 
Bonaparte ( N.) See Napoleon I. 
Bonaventur^.^ On the supper of our Lord.(98)* 1:4050.60 
Bonnechose (Ede.) History of France. (50)...26: 2825-6 

Reformers before the reformation. (178)-... 4:1200 

Bonnem^re (J.E ) La Vendue en 1 793. (35)... 26:2829 
Bonner().) A child's history of Greece, (35)26:2005-6 

A child's history of Rome. (35) 26:2200-2201 

Bonwick (J.) The mormons. (2) 10:2270 

Boole (G.) On the calculus of finite differences. (9)61:778 

Bopp(F.) Grammaire comparde. (98) 1:302.1-4 

Bordelon(L.) ExtrHva2:anciesof M.Oufle. (20)..»lO:4969 

Bom (S.) Heinrich Hoina (83) In 41:2217 

Bosanquet (J.W.) The fall of r^incveh. (35). ..26: 1600 

BOBSi (L.) Christoforo Colombo. (133) 24:349 

BoBSuet (J.-B.) Sur rbistoire univcrselle. (35).... 26:6 

Bost (A.) History of the moravians. (2) 4:4256 

BoB'well(J.) Boswelliana: com'n-place book. (66)26:2067 
Bosworth (F.H.) Diseases of throat and nose.( 27)46: 2255 

Botero (G.) Le relation! universal!. (146) ♦60:348 

Botta. Storia d'ltalia, 1634-1816. (35)....26:2499-2500 
Bdttiger (C.W.) Getchichte Sachsens. (114). .28: 1368-9 

Die Weltgeschichte in Biographien. (l0l)...26:291-3 

Bourne (H.R.F.) English merchants, (180) 23:270-71 

(J.) The steam engine. (165)- 62:707 

(S.) Trade, population and food. (87) 64:206 

Boutelle ( J.A^ Burke and Alvord memorial. (4) 23:2083 
Bouterwek(F.) Spanish literature. n28) 10:4638 

Spanish and Portuguese literature. (128)... 10:4535-6 

Bouvier(A.) Monsieur Trumeau. (125) .67:104 

Bowden (J.) The naturalist in Norway. (165) 43:1668 

Bowditoh (H.L) Public hygiene in America. (27) 46:1209 

Bowen (E.) Coal and coal oil. (46).. 42:2296 

Bower (G.S.) D. Hartley and J. Mill. (100) 2:779 

Bowman (A.) Clever Jack. (79) 86:2456 

Bowrinfir (•!•) Servian popular poetry. (56) 31:2087 

Specimens of the Polish poets. (66) 31:2088 

Box (T.) Treatise on heat. (89) 61:2684 

Boyd (C.R.) Resources of Virginia. (114) 60:1632 

Boyesen (H.H.) Ilka on the hilUop. (61) 36:2485 

Queen Titania. (191) 36:2480 

BraohvogreKA.E.) Kanipfder Damonen. (80) 68:271.1-2 
BTB^y (O.S.) and others. Entomostraca. (121) *42:2629 

(H.B.) Carboniferous formanifera. ( 121).. .*42: 2628 

Branca (G.) Bibliogralia storica. (66) *L 

Brandos (G.) Literaturdes 19. Jahrh. (55)... 10:2899.1-4 
Brandon (C.) Ddcouvertes des voyageurs. (146)....21:258 

Les inventions. (122)..... 62:1236 

Braund (J.) Illustrations of furniture, etc. (44) *A 

Br6dif (L.) Demosthenes. (133) 24:616 

Bredow (F.J.C.) Quaestionam criticarum libri. (18)1:1716 

Bree(C.R.) The birds of Europe. (106) ♦44:1711-14 

Brehm (A.E.) Das Leben der Vogel. (106) 44:1717 

Thierleben. (122) ♦44:109.1-10 

an(/ BoBsmaSBler. Thiered.Waldes. (107)44:106-7 

an</ Zimmermann. Bilder u. Skizzen. (107) 44:108 

Breschet (G.) L'organe de I'ouie. (27) ♦60:6384 

Brewer (T.M.) North American oology. (107). ..♦44:3077 
Brewster (D.) Martyrs of science. (180) 23:276 

Same 23:275 

Brickell (J,) Natural history of N.Carolina. (107) ♦44:110 

Bridges (J.H.) France under Richelieu. (60) 26:2831 

Brine (L.) Taeping rebellion in China. (35) 26:1905 

Brinklow( H.) Complaynt ofRoderyckMor8.(98)»l :4051.22 

Brittan (S.B.) The Shekinah. (20) 10:4957 

Broadhouse ( J . ) M usical acoustics. (144) 61:2465 

Brock-Arnold (G.M.) Gainsborough. (21) 23:286 

Brockett (L.P.) Our western empire. (133) 60:938 

Broderip (W.J.) Note book of a naturalist. (107) 44:1 13 

Brodie(P.B.) Fossil insects. (71) 42:2219 

Brodrick (G.C.) English land and landlords. (139) 64:611 
Brofirniart (A.) Classification des reptiles. (166) ♦44:817 
Bromi(H.G.) Geschichte der Natur. (186). ..♦48: 1662-3 



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IHBIX OF AUTHOSS. 



Bronn (H.G.) Klassen des Thierreichs. (107). •44:1 17-19 

MorphologUche Studien. (105\ 43:1671 

Brooke (S. A.) Faith and freedom. (99) 6:4880 

Brooks (C.) Medford, Middlesex co., Mu.*8. (4)..*30:l7t;6 

(P.) The candle of the Lord. (162) 5:4885 

Broome (E.W.) Rev. Rowland Hill. (114) 24:1085 

Brouffham (U.) Political philostiphy. (l52)...64:l0G2-3 

(J.) Life, stories, and poems. (63) 34:751 

Brown (E.) AVadsworth memorial. (21) 30:196() 

(R.) Domestic architecture. (44) *63:1052 

(Rob.) Countries of the world. (66) ♦60:4044.1-5 

JT.) Book of butterflies. (107) 44:1979-81 

Land and water con chology. (lo7) ♦44:25o« 

Taxidermist's manual. (156) 44:1041 

Browne (D.Jay.) American bird fancier, (107). ..44: 1720 

(P.) What girls can do. (70) 64:1836 

(R.W.) Greek literature, (128) 10:4259 

Roman classical literature. (128) 10:4480 

(W.H.) Minor fireworks. (71) 62:1890 

Browning (E.B.) Poetical works. (12) 31:2410 

(M.) Lifeof a hunter. (66) 28:2757 

Bruoe (J.) Annals of the East-India co. (33)*26:32 18-20 

Brunet(0.) Bibliomania. (56) ; »l 

Brunn(U.) Gesch. der griech. Kiinntler. (180)..23:320-21 
Bryan (G.J.) George P. Barker. (21) 23:24.30 

(M.E.J Wild work. (172.) 86:3053 

Bryant(W.C.) am/ Oay. Hist.ofthe U.S. (21)29:1472.3-4 
Bryoe(J.) am/ Johnston. Cycl. ofgeography.(»;6) 60:350 
Buchan P. Ancient ballads and songs. (93). ..31:2093.1-2 
Buchanan (R.) Essays on mill Wv>rk. (186)..62:616 :618 
Buok (G.W.) Essay on oblique bridges. ( Ul)...*62:3027 

Buoke (C.) On the beauties of nature. (165) 43: 1673 

Ruins of ancient cities. (133) *60*362-3 

Buckland (P.T.) Birds and bird-life. (107) 44:1725 

Natural history, (107) 44-129 

Buckley (A.B.) Animal life. (9) 41:2316 

(T.A.) Great cities of the ancient world. n33)..66:355 

Buckton (G.B.) British aphides. (71) ♦44:1988-90 

Budfire(E.A.) Assyrian texts. (18) 1:3988 

History of Esarhaddon. (18) 1:3989 

Budfifen (L. M.J Episodes of insect life. (107)..44:1991-3 

March winas and April showers. (165) 43* 1676 

Buir(H.) Zur Physik der Erde. (133) 60-29 

Buffon (G.L.L.) Natural history. (107^ 44:179 

^^^ 44:180-81 

(Euvres choisies. (107) 44:183 

Buhler(G.) Sacred laws of Aryas. (130) 10:20*58.2 

Buist (R.) American flower garden directory. (122) 43:667 
Bulau(P.) Gesch. Deutschlands, 1806-30. (114)... 28:1379 

Bulflnch (T.) Hebrew lyrical history. (128) 10:4593 

Bulkley (L.D.) Eczema and its treatment. (186). .46: 4395 

Buller (J.) New Zealand. (66) 22-2589 

Bullock rJ.^ The art of building. (165) 62:943 

Bulwer (H.L.) Historical characters. (180).. ..23:327-8 

■ Some, M ,,, 23*329 

Bulwer-Lsrtton (E.G.E.L.) Athens. (35) 26:2074 

The Siamese twins. (144) 31-2414 

-— (E.R.) Lucile. (189).. 31:1112 

Bump (O.F.J Federal procedure. (139) 66*1044 

Bundy (J.M.) Life ot Garfield. (163) 24:1176 

Bunsen (C.C.J.) Egypt's place in history. (35)26: 1 937-4 1 

(E.dg.) The angel-messiah. (82) 10:2158 

Burbldcre (F.'W.) Gardens of the sun. (83) 22:2590 

Burckhardt (J.) Renaissance in Italy. (133)10:176.1-2 

Die Zeit Constantin's. (66) 26:2213 

Burdo(A.) The Niger and the Ben ueh. (66) 21:857 

BurfireB8(T.) Milton. (2). ....10:2098 

Burffoyne (J.) Blasting and quar'g of stone.( 166)62: 1470 
Burke (E.) Letters on afiTairs of America. (133)^*29:2038 

rJ.B.) Genealogical dictionary. (133) *L 

Genealogical history. (66) *L 

Historic lands of England. (133) ♦60:4375 

Romance of the aristocracy. (180) 23:338-40 

Vicissitudes of families. (180) 23:341-3 

(8.H.) Historical portraits. (4) 27:1474.1-2 

(8.J.) For Mack's sake. (79) 36:3421 

Burlureauz (C.) La folie paralytique. (27) 46: 1916 

Burmeiater (H.) Entomologie. (107) 44:1999-2003 

— — -* Abbildun^en.^ ...» *44:2004 



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Burmeiater (H.) Entomology. (107) 44:2005 

Gesch. der Scbopfung. (46) 42:1716 

OrganisHt. der Trilobiten. (46) *42:2626 

Zoonomiscbe Briefo. (107) 44:v33-4 

Bum (J.H.) Cat. of Lond. trader*' tokens. (4)... 10:6605 

(U.S.) Impr. of landed property. (80) ♦62:3178 

Bumell (G.R.) Limt^s.ct^monts, mortars, etc. (166;62:949 
Burnet. Dukes i^f Hamilton a. Castle-Herald. (18<))23: 348 

Burnett (F.H.) A fair barbarian (61)... 36:34J8 

Burns (R.) Common place-book. (93) 31:2094 

Works. Vol.6, (♦i^) *31:507 

Burroughs (J.) Popacton. (96) 33:1065 

Burrows (M.) Worthies of All Souls. (180) 23:352 

'BUTt{Capt.) L^aicrs from Scotland. (83)...22:2296.1-2 
Burton (.I.E.) Hnndliook of midwifery. ( 155)..46:4783 

(K.F.) El-Medinah and Meirciih. (146).. 22:611 

Burty (P.) Industrial arts. (Ui6) 62:1246 

Busch (M.) Bismarck u. seine Loutc. (83) 27:553-4 

Die gutc iMa Zeit. (96) 66:2151 

Npu« Tngcbuchblatter. (96) 66:2150 

(O.) dNc/SkeltOn. Eni»l. Umgangssprache.( I30) 1:942 

Bushnell (H.) Building (Ws in religion. (130)...6:4387 

Busk (11.) The navies of the world. (166) 62:845 

Bussey and Qaspey. History of Franco. (50)26:2837-8 
Bustamante (J.) Apuntesobi<ervaciones. (14H)..22:820 

Butler (H.D.) The family aquarium. (160) 43:1976 

(S.) Tnconscious memory, (GO) 2:790 

(W.F.) Far out; roY in gs retold. (66) 21:i74 

Butt(T.) History of Italy. (35) 26:*25(i5-6 

Butterfleld ( (-. W.) Di*c«)v. of the northwe8t.( 1 8u)21 : 1 395 

Butterworth (H.) Prayers. (2) 6:3539 

Young folks' America. (114) 20:1477 

Zigzag journeys in the Orient. (147) 22:825 

Buxton awrf Poynter. Painting. (122) 63:2391 

Bynner(E.L.) Damen's ghost. (191) 36:3455 

Nimport. (191) 36:3456 

Tritons. (191) 36:3454 

Bym (M.L.) Artist and tradesman's comp'n.( 186)62: 1253 
Caballero (F.) [patud.) See Arrom (C. B. de F.) 
Oabega de Vaca ( A.N.) See Nufiez Oabepa de Vaca. 

Oairns (J) UnMief in the 18th century, (131) 3:3432 

Oalamy (E.) N on -conformist's nK^morial. (180) 23:355-7 
Oalderon de la B. Geistl. Schauspiele. (189)...66:244>5 

Caldwell (C.) Phrenology. (34) In *60:387 

Gallery (J.M.) anrfYvan (M.) China. (I0l)..26:i907 
Oallet ( P.A.) Noailles, marquise de Montagu.( 1 14)24:2733 

Oalvert (F-C.) Cosil tar colours. (186) 62:1545 

Oamden (W.) Britannia. (133) ♦60:4660-61 

OamoeDB (L.</0.) The Lusiad. (93) 31:2424.1-2 

Campbell (A.) The church of the future. (2) 3:4285 

(H.) Housekteping and cooking. (70).... ..64:2r)l9 

(J.) Balmerino and its abbey. (84) ..28:662 

(J.) Tariff. (139) 76:2o51 

(J.) Lord Lyndnursland Lord firougham.( 180)23:393 

(W.) The' old forest ranger. (171) ..10:5981 

Canningr (S.) Alfred the Great in Athelney. r93)..32:771 
Cantacuz6n6-A. Sabine's falsehood. (191). ...36:3745 

Cantu (C.) Histoire universelle. (35) 26:300-318 

Capeflffue (J.B.H.R.) Charlemagne. (35). ..26:2845-7 

DucheBse Gabrielle de Polignac. (35) ..26:2848 

L'Europe pendant le consulat. (35) ..26:1149-51 

Lcs heroines de la ligue. (36) 26:2849 

Carey (A.) School-girU. (172) ..36:3775 

(D.) Evidences of Christianity. (99) 3::M35 

(R.N.) Queenie's whim. (61) ..86:3779 

Carleton (W.) Farm festivals. (144) 31:2425 

Carll(J.P.) Geology of oil regions. (46)....M2:1587.III 
Carlson (F.F.) Ge>schichte Schwedens. (115)... 28:21 12 

Carlyle (T.) French revolution. (50) 26:2856-8 

Same 26:2852-3 

Same, (36) ..26:2854-6 

Friedrich Schiller. (180) 23:400 

History of Friedrich II. (133) 24:1103-8 

Reminiscences. (6C) 24:53 

Camota. Duke de Saldanha. (66) 26:23:^8.1-2 

Caro(J.) Geschichte Polens. (U5) ..28:2601 

Carpenter (P.P.) Cat. of Mazatlan shells. (107)..44:2510 

(W.) Scripture natural history. (166) 43:1679 

(W.B.) The foraminifera. (107).. ♦44:3143 



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Carpenter (W.B.) Zoology. (107) 44:239-40 

Carter (A.H.) Practical medicine. (27) 46:738 

Carver (J.) Amerique, 1766-8. (133) *21:1397 

Cary (H.F.) Early French poeU. (128) 10:3829 

Lives of Eni^lish poetn. (180) 23:401 

(.1.) Map of the British isles. (133) *eO:i32ri 

Cassin (•).) lllustrationa of birds. (107) «44:3081 

Mammalogy and or nilliology. (UI) *6O:405u 

AtlaF *A 

Castafieda deN. (P</e.) Voyag<^deCiMa.(U7i 29:165 

Catberwood (M.H.) Craquc-O'-Doom. (191) 36:3941 

Catlin(G.) Breath of life, (27) ♦60:1903 

CatlOW (A.) Conchologisi'H nomcnclator. ( 108).. .44:2514 

Drops of water. (Iu8) 44:2424 

(M.k) British oniomology. (108) 44:2015 

Scripture zool«)ny. (MM)...". 44:246 

Cavaleri (M.) Ilmuseo Cavaleri. (140) «66:6593 

Oaverly (A.M.) and {li.H.) Genealogy. (4) 23:2079 

(R.B.) Annals of the Boodey* in ^*E. (4). ....23:2078 

Oazauvieilh (J.B.) Du suicide. (27) 46:1921 

Centz (P.O.) The republic of republics. (140) 64:H»85 

Cervantes S. (M.rf«.) Don Quixote. (79). ..♦36:3980.1-3 

Chadwiok (J.W.) The man Jesus. (178) 3:3062 

ChaiUy (N.C.) Des accouchcmenU. (27) 46:4787 

Chamberlain ( B.H.) Poetry of the •)iipanerte.(.'S5) 10:4608 
Chambers ( ro^^nc/Tattersall. Build'g lawK.( i40)66:7<>6 
Ohamiob(M.) History of Armenia. (101 )... 26:16)5-16 

Champlin (.J.D., jr.) Young folks' cycl. (32) »ll:2oo5 

Champseix (L.) Deux filler de M.Piichon. (125)..67:233 

L'ideal au village. (125) 67:2.S2 

Chance (H.M.) Geology of Clarion co. (46) ♦42:1587.VV 

Geology of Clinton co. (141) ♦42:1587.G4 

Chandler (Z.) Life and public servicer*. (115) 24:139 

Chantreuil (G.) Dispositions du cordon. (27). ..46:4788 
Chaplin (J.) Chips from the White house. (96)...33:n41 

Chapman ra.C.) Evolution of life. (156) 44:966 

Charcot ('LM.) Diseases of the nervoussystem.(122)^46:46 

Pathol, anatomy of nervous system. (186) 46:1216 

Charles (E.K.) Women of Christendom. (4) 23:405 

Charteris (M.) Practice of medicine. (27) 46:744 

Chateaubriand. Chute de Tempiro romain.( 36)26:2203-6 

Same ^26:2207 

L' histoi re de France. (36) 26:2863 

Ohauvel (J) Operations de cbirurgie. (27) 46:3081 

Chellis (M.D.) Bread and beer. (191) 36:4163 

Our homes. (61) ~36:4162 

Cheney (E.D.) Gleanings in the field of art. (26)... 63:21 
Chenoweth (C.Van D.) Stories of the saints. (2). ..4:5021 

Cherbuliez ( v.) L*id<;e de Jean Teterol. (125) 67:274 

Aleta Holdenis. (125J 67:273 

La revanche do Joseph Noirel. (125) 67:272 

Obervin (N.) Contagion de la fidvre jaune. (28)..46:2783 

46:2780 

La fldvre jaune. (28) 46:2779 

La fievre jaune k Gibraltar en 1828. (28) 46:2782 

Obesney (C.C.) Military biography. (180) 23:404 

( F.K.) Kusso-Turkish campaigns of l828-9.( 1 1 5)28:2800 

Chester (S.E.) Dear Jane. (172) 36:4219 

Church (E.R.) The home garden. (89) 62:2633 

How to furnish a home. (71) 68:689 

Churchill (C.U.) Druses and Maronites. (115)... 26: 1625 

Churton (E.) Gongora. (115) 27:776-7 

Cibber (C.) Poetsof G.Britain and Ireland.(181)28:415-19 

Oiviale (J.) La lithotritie. (2>«) 46:4220 

Moyens de trailer les calculeux. (28).. 46:4217 

Clark (D.W.) Historical sketches. (101) 26:1100 

(H.J.) Mind in nature. (108)... 44:253 

(J.A.) The Wyoming valley. (4) ^30:3264 

(J.W.) Cambridge. (84) *A 

(S.W.) English grammar. (18)... 1:964 

(W.) Marciano. (93).. 82:779 

Clarke (CM.) Baby Rue. (124) 36:3698 

(J.) Mulberry tree and silkworm. (141) 62:1711 

(J.l^.) Legend of Thomas Didymus. (99) 8:3005 

Claudia {pseud.) Consecrated women. (4) 23:37 

Oiaus (C.) Copepoden-Fauna. (186) In *4 1:3009 

Euplectella asporgillum, (186) In *41:3009 

• Larvo der Cirrip^Klen. (186) In •41:3009 

Leptodera appendiculata. (186) In *41:3009 



Claus. Lernsdocera, Peniculus u. Lernaea.(186) In *41:3009 

Clay (B.M.) Between two loves. (191) 86:4381 

(CM.) (pafud.) &« Clarke (CM.) 

(H.) Speech upon the tariff. (153) In *64:64 

Clayton (E.C.) Queens of song. (181) 23:427-8 

Cleaveland (P.) Mineralogy arid geology. (46)..42:2I09 
Clement (C.) Michol-Ange. (181) 23:433 

Michelangelo. (116) 24:2648 

(C.E.) Egypt. (4) 26:1945 

Eleanor Maitland. (191) 36:4412 

(P.) JHCquos Creur et Charles VIL (147). ..26:2869 

Cleveland (CD.) English literature. (173) 10:3368 

English literature of the 19. century. (173)... 10:3369 

Close (K.) "Why I have taken thepledge."(87)..^70:96l 

Clouston (W.A.) Arabian poetry. (12) 10:4594 

Cobbe (F.P.) The duties of women. (140) 64:1849 

— Hopes of the human race. (99) 8:5214 

Cobbett (W.) The blood buoy. (36) 26:2865 

Political works. (153) 64:1103-8 

Griimmar of English. (18) 1:957 

Cochrane (A B ) Francis I. (36) 26:6-7 

Cock (D.) Treatise on China cla\'. (9) 62:1568 

Cofirge8hall(VV.T.) The newspaper record. (173)10:2908 

Cohnheim. Consumption. (155) In 46:2194 

Colange {h.de.) Diction, of commerce, (44) ♦62:3397.1-2 

Coleman (W.S.) British butterflies. (156) 44:2025 

Coleridge (H.) Gloss, index to Engl. lit're.(l 73)^10:3371 

(H.) Lives of northern worthies. (181)....23:446-7 

(H.N.) Greek classic poets. (173).. 10:4265 

Coles (A.) The microcosm. (12) 81:612 

Coleti (G.) Dizionario storico-geografico. (I34)..»60:4290 
Colletta(P.) Historv of Naples, 1734-1825.(36)26:2510-11 

Storia del reame'di Nap<»li. (21) 26:2512 

Collier (W.F.) The crown atlas. (134) *60:3978 

and Schmitz. International atlas. (134)..»60:3979 

Collins (A.M.) Mrs. Ben Darby. (79) 86:4521 

(M.) Thoughts in my garden. (32) 38:1206.1-2 

(W.L.) Butler. (66) 2:52 

CoUyer (R.) New German crusade. (82) 6:5012 

(R.H.) Manual of phrenology. (34) 2:1877 

Colquhoun (J.C) Life in luly and France. (181)23:453 

Colvin(S.) Landop. (134) '. 24:2209 

Combe (A.) Metaphorical sketches. (153) 64:2:85 

(G.) Elements of phrenology. (34) 2:1880 

( W.) The dance of life. (93) •31:3038 

Comstock (A.) Frauds exposed. (140) 64:2435 

(J.L.) Outlines of geology. (46) 42:1737 

Comyn (R.) History of the western empire.( 36)26:950-51 
Concone (J.) Fifty lessons in singing. (12). ..♦68:1655 
Oond6 (J.A.) Hist, of the Arabs in 8pain.( 11 5)27: 780.1-3 

Conffdon (CT.) Reminiscences. (4) 24:380 

Conner (L.B.) The parent heart in Bong. (189)..81:124 
Constantin (L.A.) (pseud,) Sre Hesse (L.A.C.) 

Conway (M.D.) Thomas Carlyle. (115) 24:68 

Conwell(R.H.) Gr'tflrein8'tJohn,June,1877.(4)3O:2027 
Cook (J.) Bibliography of Dickens' writings. (58)...^L 

(J.) Christ and modern thought. (99) 6:4034 

Cooke (G.W.) Ralph Waldo Emerson. (181)...24:861 

(L.S.H.) Dimple Dopp. (191) 86:4716 

(M.C) Our reptiles. (lOS) 44:820 

Coolidfire and Mansfield. Vermont. (21 ) 30:1460 

Cooper (J.F.) Battle of Lake Erie. (147) 29:2313 

Copin^er (W.A.) Law of copyright. (140) 66:743 

Copp^e (H.) Elements of logic. (20) 2:867 

History of Spain. (4) 27:782.1-2 

Coppinar(E.) Alfieriand Goldoni. (181) 23:454 

Coquelin (C) The actor and his art (12) 10:2693 

Cornelius (C) Zug- und Wander-Thiere. (108)44:257 

Comer (J.) China. (36) 22:14 

India. (36) 26:1758 

Comil ( V.) and Ranvier. Pathol, histology. ( 1 55)46: 598 

Corre (A.) La chirurgie d'urgence. (28) 46:3119 

CorrefiTfirio And Parmegiano, Lives of. (181)» 28:39 

Corthell (E.L.) Jetties of the MiFsissippi river. (9)62:171 
Corwin (E.T.) Manual of the reformed church. (2)4:4041 
Costello ( L.S ) Eminent English-women. (181)23:456-9 

Cotsell (G.) Ships* anchors. (166) 62:857 

Cotta ( H.von.) Deutf chlands Boden. (47) 42: 1 738-9 

Geologie der Gegenwart. (47 j... 42:1743 



Indbx of Authors. 



198 



Indxx of Authors. 



Ootta(B.i?ow.) Geoloplsche Bilder. (47) 42:1741 

Geology and history. (47) 42:1743 

afid others. HumlM^ldl's Kosino!*. (16G)...43: 1777-82 

Oottle (J.) Coleridge and t?.»uthey. (181) 23:4(10 

Oouch (J.) Illuslration^ of instinct. (1()8) 44:260 

Ooues (E.) Birds of the Colorado valley. (122)..44:1735 
OoulBOn (W.) Disoa^^cs of thu hladder. (91). ...46:4025 

Coventry (F.) Tompey the little. (124) In 37:2149 

Oowan (F.) History of insects. (108) 44:2029 

OowleB(H.) Luke. (82) 3:2173 

Matthew and Mark. (82) 3:2137 

Oowley (A.) Works. (63) *34:r)0l9 

Ooxe (W.) Hist, of the house of Austria.( 1 15)28:1389-91 

Oraik(D.M.) Thirty years. (12) 81:2458 

(G.L.) English literature. (173) 10:3.384-5 

Same 10:3386 

(G.M.V Mark Denni-^on's charge. (13) 36:4980 

Orane(W.) The first of May. (144) *A 

Craven (P.dela F.) Flcurange. (125) 67:322.1-2 

Creasy (E.S.) Eminent Etonians. (181) 23:606 

Cresoentiis (P.(^«.) De agricultura. (122) *&2:2109 

Crichton (A.) HisU)ry of Arabia. (101) 26:1630-31 

and 'Whea.ton. Scandinavia. (115) 28:2050-51 

Crips (W.J.) Old English plate. (141) ♦63:970 

Crosby (N.) A Crosby family. (147).. 23:2081 

Obituary notices. (181) 23:508 

Crosland (N.) Memorable women. (181) 23:509 

Crowe (E.E.) Louis XVIII. and Charles X.(36)26:289l-2 

and JameB. Foreign state.smen. (181). ..23:511-15 

(J. A.) and C. Early Flemish painters. (181 )...23:518 

Cruttwell (C.) Tour through Gr. Britain,(21)60:2333.1-6 

Cruz {Udela.) Viago. (147) ♦21:3188 

Cudena(P.) Portugie*. America. (134) ♦60:2021 

Cullimore (D.H.) Consumption. (155) 46:2194 

Cumming (C.F.G.) At home in Fiji. (134)..22:2598.1-2 

Cundall(J.) On bookbinding.s. (141) »L:1 

Cunningham (D.J.) The dis.-<octor'8 guide. (28)46:288-9 

(ll.O.) Notes on natural history. (166) 43:1682 

Curtis (A.) Examination of medical sy.-*tems. (91) *60:377 

(B.k) Dottinga round the circle. (147) 21:328 

(G.T.) Oration, July 4, 1862. (63) ♦B:291.13 

(J.) British entomology. ( 108) *44:2034-8 

(T.-B.) Retr^cissemenUdel'urethre. (28) 46:4932 

Curtius(G.) Griech.u. latein. Grammatik. (18)1:1649.1-10 

Curwen (J.S.) Studies in worship-music. (144) 63:2114 

Cusack (M.F.) Case of Ireland stated. (140) 64:244 

Cust(E.) Warriors of the 30 years' war. (182)..'23:556-7 

(R.N.) Linguistic and oriental essays. (65) 10:4609 

Cutter ( B. fl«rf W. R.) Arlington, Mass. (22) 30:1564 

Cutts (E.L.) Constantine the Great. (178) 4:795 

Cuvier a7uf Latreille. Animal kingdom.(l08)*44: 284-92 

Cyr (J.) Traite de I'alimentation. (28) 46:1861 

Czikann «?«/QraflFer.Oest.Encyclopadie.( 1 47 )*eO:280l-H 
D. L. G. D. C. {See) La^rrangre de Checieux de. 
Dadd (G.H.) American reformed horxe book.( 122) 46:5691 

Daffuenet (V.) Ophthalmoscopy. (28) 46:3881 

Dahlfirren (M.V.) Social life in Washington. (127) 33:390 

South Seasketche>. (182) 21:2884 

Dahlmann (F.C.) Danemark. (115) 28:2060-62 

Franzosische Revolution. (36) 26:2899 

Dale (G.AV.) Outline of elocution. (132) 2:3725 

Dall(C.H.) My first holiday. (182) 21:2044 

Woman's rights under the law. (153) 64:1862 

Dallas (R.C,) History of the Maroons. (36). ..26: 1946-7 

(W.S.) Elements of entomology. (108) 44:2046 

Dalrymple (A ^Voyages and discoverie8.(84)»22:3 1 27,1-2 

Dalton (W.) The English boy in Japan. (79) 37:46 

Dalyell (J.G.) Animals of Scotland. (108)...*44:3012-13 

Observations on life. (108) ♦44:3009-11 

Dana (J.D.) Coral reefs and islands. (47) 42:1755 

Manual of geology. (47) 42:1756 

System of mineralogy. (47) 42:2115 

Text-book of geology. (47) 42:1757 

Zoophytes. (141) ♦60:4051 

Atlas ♦A 

andBruah. Minerology. (47) 42:2116 

(R.H.) To Cuba and back. (147) 21:2646 

Daniel (H.A.) Handbuchder Geograpbie. (134)^60:39l-4 
Dan«(C.P.)an</P. Phy8.-med.Topographie.( 186)In^4 1:177 



Danz (CF.) audF, — Atlas ^41:3010 

Danzel (T.W.)aiirfOulirauer. Le«ing. (84) 24:2207.l-a 
Daru (P.A.N. B.) IJij-toiro de Bretagne. (36) 26:2900-2902 

La rcpublique de Venise. (36) 26:2516-23 

Darwin (C) Entstehung der Arten. (156) 44:974 

On the Hib-clasH cirripedia. (108) ♦44:2431-2 

Variation of animals and plants. (166) 43:1686-7 

and (F.) Power of movement in plants. (26) 43:105 

(E.) Phytologia. (141) ^43:2664 

Daubeny (C.) Sexunlity of plante. (89) In ♦70:961 

Daudet (A.) Fromont jeune et Rislor ain6. ( r25)..67:327 
Jack. (125) 67:324.1-2 

Le petit Chose. (125) 67:326 

Les roirt en exil. (125) 67:328 

(E.) Dolords. (125) 57:329 

Daumas (M.J.E.) Horses of the Sahara. (171)... 10:6053 

Davenport (R. A.) Lives. (182) 23:568 

David (P.) Campaigns of General Pichegru. (50) 26:2905 

Davidson (J.) Bibliotheca Devon iensi.*. (58) ♦L 

Davies(C.M.) History of Holland. ( 1 15)...28: 1200-1 202 

(E.) The boy preacher. (4) 24:1601 

(G.C.) Practical boat sailing. (60) 10:6225 

Davi8( J.) Rise and fallof Confed.governnient.( 1 15)29:2692 

(J.D.) History of Memphis. (22) 30:1768 

Dawson (J.W.) Origin of the world. (26) 42:1773 

Day (H.N.) English literature. (173) 10:3393 

(S.P.) Life in America. (67) 21:2049.1-2 

Dearborn (N.) Boston notions. (4) ♦30:1580 

Decremps ( N.) Aventures de J6rome Sharp. (125) 57:333 

DeForest ( B.S.) Random sketches. (22) 20:2694 

(J.B.) A short hi.norv of art. (141) 10:2326 

(J.W.) The bloodv chasm. (191) 37:220 

DeKay (C.) The vision of Nimrod. (56) 31:2476 

Delamer (E.S.) Pigeons and rabbits. (108) 44:717 

Delpit (A.) Le fils de Coralie. (125) 57:356 

DeMorgran (M.) Necklace of Pr.Fiorimonde. (13)..37:303 
Dempsey (G.D.)Drainage of districts and lands. (89)52:36 

Drainage of towns and buildings. (89) 52:38 

Iron girder bridges. (186) 52:37 

On the locomotive engine. (89). 52:715 

Denifle(H.S.) Tauler's Bekehrung. (.55) In 10:4023 

Denina (C.G.M.) Ancient republics of lUily. (36j 26:^534 

Denis (J.M.C.) Die Bucherkunde. (58) ♦L 

Denison (M.A.) Out of prison. (79) 37:339 

Dennistoun (J.) The dukes of Urbino, (182)..23:570-72 

Memoirs of Sir liobert Strange. (182) 23:575 

DePuy(H.W.) KoHsuth and his generals (115)..28:1399 
DeQuincey (T.) Es.says on the poets. (173)....10:3396 

Literary reminiscences. (173) 10:3397 

On philosophical writers. (173) 10:2911-12 

Deringr (E.H.) Freville Chase. (61) 37:345.1-2 

DeRupert ( A.E.D.) Californ. and Mormon8.( 182)21:2052 
Desessarts. Nouv. causes c616bre.«». (70). ..55:4405. 1-15 
Deslys (C.) Les dix-sept ana de Marthe. (126)...67:333 

Desor(E.) Die Sahara. (84) In 41:2215 

DeVere ( M.S.) Leaves fr. tiie book of nature.( 166)43: 1701 

Wonder^» of the deep. (166).. 43:1702 

Diaz (A.M.) Christmas morning. (13) 37:424 

Diokins(F.V) Hyak nin is'shiu. (56) 31:2482 

Diderot (D.) CEuvres completes. (63) 66:3252.1-20 

Dillwyn (L.W.) Catalog, of recent shells. (156)44:2523-4 

Diman (J.L.) The theistic argument. (131) 2:888 

Disraeli (B.) Endymion. (13) 37:686 

(L) Calamitias and quarrels of authors. (173)10:2916 

Curiosities of literature. (174) 10:2918-20 

SatM. (174) 10:2922-4 

The literary character. (174) 10:2926 

Miscellanies of literature. (174) 10:2928-30 

Distumell (J.) Island of Mackinac. (147).....*22:2883 

Dittmar(H.) Historischer Atlas. (134) *60:3985 

Dix (J. A.) A winter in Madeira. (147j 21:373 

Dixie (F.) Across Patagonia. (67) 21:2882 

Dixon rE.S.) Dove cote and aviary. (108) 44:1738 

(R.W.) Church of England. (82) 4:1807.1-2 

Dixwell (G.B.) Free trade. (140) 54:263 

Dodd (G.) Curiosities of industry. (186) 52:1265 

History of the Indian revolt. (101) 26:1742 

Dodcre (M.A.) Memorial of Allen W. Dodge.(84)24:687 
(T.A.) Campaign of Chancellorsville. (101)^29:270V 



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Index of Authors. 



Dohxne (R.) Kunst und KunsUer. (89) *A 

Dolsy afid G-ensrenibre. French language. ( 1 8 ).. 1 : 1422 

Donati (V.) Histoire naturelle. MOO) In 44:2487 

Donovan (K.) Instructions for collecting. ( 109 )*44: 1044 

Dor (H.) Das Sterescop. (71) In 41:2215 

Dorchester (D.) Problem of religious progre8s.( 1 78)4:507 
Dorman (K.M.) Origin of superstitions. (82)... 10:4702 

Doemer (H.) German-English guide. (I8)..i 1:1629 

Doufflas (A.M.) Lost in a great city. (61) 37:827 

(E.) We, Von Arldens. (191)..* 37:832 

(J.) The antiquity of the earth. (47) 42:1776 

(J.W.) and Scott. British hemiptera. (109),.44:2050 

Doutre (J.) Constitution of Canada. ( 140) 56:1309 

Dowden (E.) Shakspere. (12) 32:3009 

Dowe (W.) Junius, Lord Chatham. (174) 10:3517 

Dowley (M.F.) The law in a nut-shell. (8) 56:1322 

DowlinfiT (R.) High-water mark. (124) 37:834 

Drake (E.C.) Voyages and travels. (84) *21:3U52 

(F.S.) The town of Roxbury. (4) 30:1867 

(S.A.) Around the hub. (182) 30:1581 

(S.G.) History and antiquities of Boston. (10!)...*A 

(W.R.) Descriptive catalogue. (71) ♦A 

Draper (L,C.) King's Mountain. (163) 29:2053 

Drayson (A.W.) The earth we inhabit. (47)...42:1779 

The gentleman cadet. (13).. 37:>^49 

Dreohsler (A.) Witterung zu Dresden. (122). ..♦61:3 167 
Driver (S.R.) Use of the tenses in Hebrew. (130i...l:1757 
Droysen. Gesch.derNachfolgcr Alexanders. (36)26:2041 

Droz (G.) Bertha's baby. (191) 37:863 

Le cahier bleu de Mile. Cibot. (126) 67:348 

Les ^tangs. (126) 67:^51 

Monsieur, madame and the baby. (172) 37:862 

Drummond ( J.L.) The itudv of nature. ( 1 66),.43: 1 704 

(W.) Origines. (36) .". 26:825-8 

Duane (W.) Report of a debate. (153) *&5:1881 

DuBolsgrobey (F.) The golden tre.*s. (191)....36:2314 

Myst^res du nouveau Paris. (126) 67:368.1-3 

DuCreux (F.) Historic Canadensis libri X. (115)..*A 
Dudevant (A.L.A.D.) Autour de la table. ( 1 74)..10:2935 

Nanon. (126) 67:649 

Duffleld (A.J.) The prospects of Peru. (134). ..30:2379 

Duffy (C.G.) Young Ireland; 1840-50. (4) 28:956 

Duller (E.) Vaterlandische Geschichte. (115)..28: 1430-34 
Dumas. Henri IV., Louis XIII. et Richelieu. (182).23:603 

Les hommes de fer. (182) 23:602 

luliens et Flammands. (182) 23:609-10 

Joseph Balsamo. (61) 37:1016 

Les M^dicis. (182) 23:600 

Dunbar (W.) Poems. (93) 31:2495 

Dunoan (A.) Medical commentaries, 1794. (28)..*60:222 

(A.) Surveyor's guide. (186) 62:148 

(F.I.) Ye last 8weet thing in corners. (93). ..32:694 

(H.) Philosophy of the seasons. (166) 43:1705-8 

(P.M.) Natural history. (71) »44:3035.1-4 

Duncker(M.) History of antiquity. (101). ..10:317-20 
Dunliam(S.A.)Denmark,Sweden,Norway.( 1 15)28:2070-2 

History of Poland. (115) 28:2611 

History of Spain and Portugal. (116) 27:795-9 

Same '. 27:790-94 

Dunlap (T.) American iron trade. (122) *&2:410 

(W.) History of New York. (22) 30:1133 

Dunlop (J.) History ot fiction. (55) 10:2940 

Same 10:2938-9 

Dunning: (T.J.) Trades' unions and 8trikes.(88)In*70:961 
Dunphie (C.J.) andKins. Free lance tiltings.(96)33: 1461 

Diintzer (H.) Goethe's Leben. (8i) 24:1301 

Schiller's Leben. (67) 26:876 

Duplais (P.) Alcoholic liquors. (141) 62:1536 

DuPotet(J.) Man.de I'etudiant magnetiseur.(89)*70:1834 
Duppaaii(/Q. Michael Angelo and Raphael. (182) 23:608 

Dupuy (E.A.) Was he guilty? (79) 37:l068.o 

Durand (A.F.) L'amie. (126) 67:1465 

Ariadne. (125) 67:1464 

La prineesse Ogh^rof. (12«).. 67:1466 

The princess Ogherof. (13) 37:1094 

Un violon russe. (126) 67:1463 

Xenies inheritance. (79) 37:1096 

The trials of Raissa. (13) 37:1095 

Durrie(D.S.) Bibliogr.genealogica Americana. (116)..*£i 



Dutuit (£.) Manuel de I'amateur d'estampes. (166). ..*A 
Dwiffllt (H.O.) Turkish life in war time. (84)... 28:2815 
Dyer(T.H.) History of the kings of Rome. (36)...26:2210 

Hist, of modern Europe, 1453-1857. (36') 26:117&-8 

Eadgryth. Snow fort and the frozen lake. (13).. ..37: 14 19 

Eadie (J.) Early oriental history. (36) 26:1640 

Barle (*).) English plant names. (9) 43:114 

(J.C.) English premiers. (182) 23:617-18 

Eastman (H.) Noyesism unveiled. (153) 64:2060 

(M.H.) American alwriginal port-folio. (84) *A 

Easton (A.) Streut railways. (186) 62:41 

Eaton (D.C.) Ferns of North America. (10) *A 

Ebers (G.) Aegypten in Bild und Wort. (84) ♦A 

Durch Gosen zum Sinai. (07) 21:957 

Der Kaiser. (80) 68:649.1-2 

A question. (124) 37:1435 

Die Sehwestern. (16) 68:654 

Eberty (F.) Lord Byron. (67) 23:2866 

Ebn Haukal. Oriental geography. (134) ♦60:4333 

Eddy (M.B.G.) Science and health. (131) 6:4385.1-2 

(R.) 60th regiment N.Y. state volunteers. (163)29:2731 

Edgrar (J.G.) Crusades and crusaders. (37) 26:965 

EdsTdWOrth (F.Y.) Mathematical psychics. (141).. .6 1:87 

(M.) The parent's assistant. (79) 37:1509 

Edwards (C.) Texas and Coahuila. (22)... In ♦30:1421 

(J.) Greek and Roman coins. (101) »lO:6610 

(J.F.) Bright*s disease. (71) 46:2569 

Constipation. (71) 46:2571 

Dyspepsia. (122) .,46:2567 

Eidlitz (L.) Nature and function of art. (187) 63:49 

Eliot (J.) The Indian primer. (2) 3:4652 

(W.H.) Genealogy of the Eliot family. (4). ..23:2086 

EUet (C.) Mississippi and Ohio rivers. (187) 62:45 

Elliot (A.) Playground and pariour. (60) 10:6151 

Bills (A.R.) Sylvestra. (94) 87:1674.1-2 

(E.) What every mother should know. (7l)..46:1689 

(G.) English metrical romances. (174).... 10:3408-10 

Same 10:3412 

Elmes (J.) Metropolitan improvements. (134) *60:4381-2 

Elphlnstone (M.) History of India. (37) 26:1768 

Elton (C.A.) Roman emperors. (37) 26:2212 

Elyot (T.) The governour. (96) 33:1499,1-2 

Same 33:1498 

Emanuel (H.) Diamonds and precious stoncs.(4 7) 42:2120 

Emerson (W.H.) Wood engraving. (187) 63:863 

Emerton(W.P.)A.Smith'8 wealth of nation8.(8)64:264.l.2 

Emmons (E.) Manual of geology. (47) 42:1784 

finault (E.) Danielle. (126) 67:1491 

(L) Nadeie. (126) 67:1492 

Enfield (W.) Natural philosophy. (16) *41:1840 

Engrel (E.) Das Zeitalter des Dampfes. (140)...»76:3214 

Ereuamus (D.) Adagiorvm chiliades. (18).. * 1:5831 

Erlchson ( W.F.) Insecten Deutschlands. (109)*44:2061-4 
Esohsoholtz. CEuvres entomologiquos.(156)..Iu *44:2098 

Ettlngrshausen (C. o<7ii.) Calamiton. (47) 42:2221 

Eulenburfir(A.)Real-Encycl.d.Heilkunde.(9l)*46:409.l-6 

Eustachlus. Summa philosophise. (20)..... 2:939 

Evans (CJ Friends in the 17. century. (162) 4:4488 

Everett (E.) An address. (127) In 62:1010 

Oration, July 4, 1860. (63) *B:291.12 

Evrald (C.A.) Lectures on aigestion. (155) 46:2566 

(G.H.A. »o«). Commentary on the psalms. (2)..3:I399 

Ewbank (T.) Hydraulic machines. (187) 62:50 

EwlnsT- ^™- Overtheway's remembrances. ( 191 )..37: 1793 

We and the world. (13) 37:1797 

Eyma (L.X.) Les deux Ameriques. (116) 21:1298 

Paber (EJ Chinese religion. (2) 10:2208 

(F.) Leben der hochiTordischen Vogel. (109)..44:1742 

Pabyan(L.) Chron. of England and France.(50)*26:3226 

Fagan (L) Sir Anthony Panizzi. (4) 26:367.1-2 

Falrbairn (W.) Applica. of iron tobuild'g. (I87).62:962 
Falrholme (G.) Physical demonstrations. (47)...42:1789 

Falok (F.A.) Praktische Toxicologic. (92) 46:5566 

"FeAooner and O, Fauna antiq. Sivalensis. (47)..*42:2218 

Palke (J.ron.) Hellas und Rom. (84) *A 

Falkensteln (K.) K.ofient. Bibliothek zu Dresdc>n.(58)»L 
Fallmerayer. Kaiserthum von Trapezunt. (37)..26:1645 

Faraday (M.) Electricity. (44) *6 1:2779.1-3 

Farley (J.L.) New Bulgaria. (67) 28:2822 



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Index of Autooes. 



Farley (J.L.) Turkey. (116) 28:2820 

Fanner and M. Gazetteer of N.-URmpshire.(22)*60: 1386 

Farr(£.) Ancient history. (101) 26:835-8 

Farrand (H.A.) The moravian Indian boy. (6)..2 1:2083 

Parrar (F.W.) Mercy and judgment. (131)- 3:5125 

Farrer(J.AJ Adam Smith. (20)« 2:947 

FausboU (V.) Buddhist birth stories. (20) 10:1994 

The Sutta-NipAU. (131) In 10:2058.10 

Fawoett (£.) A gentleman of leisure. (124)...37:2oa2 
Fawke8(F.A.) Horticultural buildings. ( 141).-*52:2642 

Fay (A.) Music-study in Germany. (93) 63:2136 

Federmann (N.) Yoyage uux Indes. (147) 20:157 

Felt (J. B.) Massachusetts currency. (153) 54:627 

F6nelon ( F. de S. de L.) A vent, de Telemaque.( 1 26)67: 1 605 

Fenn (G.M.) The vicar's people. (191) 37:2081 

Fenwlok and Baker. Subterran. surveying. (187)62: 1 51 

Ferrar (J.) View of Dublin. (134) 60:2575 

Ferris (G.T.) Great singers. (67) 23:»>46 

Great violinists and pianists. (84) 23:640 

Ferry (G.) Vagabond life in Mexico. (148) 21:2741 

Feuohtwanser (L.) Gems. (47) 42:2124 

Feilill6e(L.) Journal, 1707-12. (134) *21:2894 

Feuillet (O.) History of a Parisienne. (124)....37:il27 

Le journal d'une femme. (126) ..67:1634 

Julia de Trecoeur. (126) 67:1633 

Feydeau (£.-A.) Un debut ji Vopera. (126) 67:1649 

Le maride la danseuse. (126) ..67:1652 

Field (G.P.) Diseases of the ear. (28) 46:3814 

Fielding (H.) Junathan Wild. (124) In 37:2149 

Journey from this world to the next. (124)..37:2149 

Fields (J.T.) Ballads, and other verses. (I2)....31:2517 

Fiffuier (G.L.) The insect world. (109) 44:2069 

Reptiles and birds. (109) 44:721 

The world before the deluge. (47) 42:1792 

Finden. Life and works of Lord Jiyron. (174)..*10:3422-4 
Finlay(G.) Byzantine empire, 716-1057. (37). ..26:2148 

Byzantine and Greek empires. 1057-1453.(37)26:2149 

Greece under Othuman domination. (37) 26:2150 

Greece under the Romans. (37) 2t}:2145 

Greece, 1204-1461. (37) 26:2147 

Greek revolution. (31) 26:2151-2 

Firznenioh. German, \dlkerstimmen. (98). ..•1:5894.1-3 
Fisohart ( J.) Slimmtliche Dichtungcn. (189)..66:22-4 
Fisoher ( F.) Technologic des Wassers. (72). .....62:1 76 

Fisher (K.T.) Easy French reading. (19) 1:1426 

(J.) English works. (98) ♦1:4051.27 

(JS.G.) Trial of the constitution. ( 1 53) 64: 1 1 70 

Fison and Howitt. Eamilaroi and Kurnai. (134) 10:5649 

Fitob(J.G.) Lectures on leaching. (131).. 2:4617 

Fitzgerald (P.) Croker's Boswcll. (56) 10:3425 

The Kembles. (182).. 23:655-6 

Life of George IV. (67) 24:1266 

Loves of famous men. (182) 23:658 

Flag? (J.F.) Planics and plastic filling. (72)...46:4510 

( W.) Studios in the field and forest. (166)..43:17l7 

Flaubert(G.) Mad. fiovary. (French.) (120)*67:1653.1-2 

Madame Bovary. (Engliah,) (61) ♦37:2246 

Salammbo. (126) 67:1654 

Flemingr (G.) {pseud,) See Fletcher {Mivt J.) 

(M.A.) A changed heart. (191) 37:2250 

The secret sorrow. (I9I) 37:2267 

A wife's tragedy. (94) 37:2251 

— ^ (S.) Intercolonial railway survey. (153) 76:2594 

Fletcher (A. B.) Advanced readings. (132) 2:3570 

(E.U.) Major Timothy Hatch. (5) 23:2080 

(J.) History of Poland. (116) 28:2621 

(Miss J.) The head of Medusa. (13) 37:2266 

Fleury (J.F.F.) Les chats. (156) 44:564 

Flint (A.) Physiology of man. (28) 46:816-20 

Source of muscular power. (28) 46:1424 

Florian (J.P.C.rfe.) Moors of Spain. (116).. 27:805 

Flower ( W.H.) Diagrams of the nerves. (9i)..»46:a928 

Foard (J. T.] Law of merchant shipping. (8) 66:932 

Fook (U.C.A.L.) Symmetry of pleas, proportions. (1 87 )»A 
Fontenelle (^.de.) See Julia de Fontenelle (J.8.E.) 
Foote (A.U.) Africa and the American flag. (134)60:695 
Forbes (A.) Glimp.^es through cannon smoKo.(32)33:1605 

( A.P.) S. Ninian and S. Kentigern. (67) ..28:616.6 

*-—(£.) British nakod-eye medusae. (109)... ..♦44:3146 



Forbes. Echinodermataof the Brit. tertiaries.(47)^42:1333 

Natural history of European seas. (166),.. ..43:1721 

an</Hanley. British mollusca. (loO) 44:2436-9 

Force (M.F.) From Fort Henry to Corinth. (]82)..20:2781 

Forde(G.) A lady's tour in Corsica. (67) 22:2081.1-2 

Fordun (J.de.) Chronica gentis Scotorum. (67). ..28:616.1 

Chronicle of the Scottish nation. (67) 28:616.4 

Forester (T.) Paris and iu environs. (134) 60:2760 

Forest! (F.) New method of learning lUlian. (98)..1:1839 
Forney (J.W.) Anecdotes of public men. (22)....2d:666.2 

Centennial commissioner in Europe. (148) 22:903 

The new nobility. (61) 37:2347 

Forrest (T.) Voyage to New Guinea. (84) 22:2631 

Forrester (Afrs.) Diana Carew. (79) ..37:2359 

Koy and Viola. (13) 37:2367 

Forsteraii</Courtenay British statesmen. ( 1 82)23:684>90 

(J.R.) A voyage round the world. (84) ..♦21:3191 

FOSS (E.) Mem. of Westminster Hall. (182). ..23: 680-81 

Foster (E.) Cyclopaedia of poetry. (144)..'. 31:2139 

(J.) On the improvement of time. (127). ....33: 1598 

(J.) Peerage, baronetage, and knightage. (67) ♦L 

( .M.) and Balfour. Embryology. ( 1 56) 44:305 

FotherffiU (J ) *One of three." (172) 37:2434 

The Wellfields. (13) 37:2433 

(J.M.) Aids to diagnosis. (92) 46:834 

Animal physiology. (155) 46:829 

Indigestion. (155) 46:2574 

and Wood. Food for the invalid. (28) 46:1871 

Foucaud (E.) Illustrious mechanics. (187) 62:1288 

Fould ( W.-J.S.) Le bleuet. (126) 57:1658 

Fournier (A.) Svphilis and marriage. (28) 46:4286 

Fowler (O.S.) Religion. (34) ..2:1901 

Self-culture. (17H) ..2:1898 

and(h.S.) New phrenology. (34) 2:1899 

Same ". In 33:5014 

a7i</ Kirkham. Phrenology. (34) ..2:1902 

(T.) Bacon. (178) 2:104 

Fox (G.H.) Photogr. illus. of skin diseases. (122) ♦L:! 

Fraas (O.) Vor der Sundfluth ! (47) 42:2222 

Francis (F.) A book on angling. (60) 10:5911 

(J.G.) Beach rambles. (47) 42:2127 

Frankland( £. ) NotcH for chem. students. ( 142)61:1 604. U3 
Franklin (B.) NachgelasseneSchrifien. ( 134) 24:1050.1-5 

Vie, suivie de ses 09uvres. (134) 24:1049.1-2 

Fraser (J.B.) Historical account of Persia. (37). ..26: 1656 

Mesopotamia and Assyria. (37) i... 26:1655 

(R.W.) Seaside divinity. (167) 43:1723 

The seaside naturalist. (167) 43:1724 

Frazer(P.) Geology of Lancaster co. (48)..^42:1587.CCC 
FrMault(F.) Histoire de la m^decine. (28). ..46:476.1-2 

Frederic II. Histoiro de mon temps. (22) ♦28:1298.4 

(Euvres pcisthumes. (63) ..66:3301-14 

Politifiche Correspondenz. (67) 28:1475.1-5 

Freeman (E.A.) Geography of Europe. (134)60:2262,1-2 

Old-English history. (\0\) 27:1795 

Freer (M.W.) Regencvof Anne of Au«tria.( 37)26:2940-41 
French (B.F.) Iron trade of U.S.. 1621-1857.(187)..62:413 

(H.W.) Ego. (13) 37:2472 

Freyburgfer. Novellenausdem Seelenleben. (80)68:729 

Freytaff (G.) Die Ahnen. (94) 68:730.1-6 

Friedlander ( L ) Sittcngesch. Roms. (163)... 10:375.1 -2 

Frisi(P-) On rivers and torrents. (187) 62:53 

Frith (H.) Schoolboys all the world over. (I3)..37:2507 
Froissart (J.) Chronicles. (101) ♦26:3228-9 

Collection de chroniqufs. (101) 26:2945 

Frost (J.) Beauties of French history. (50) 26:2947 

History of the United States. (67) 29:1529 

Pictorial ancient history. (37) 'z6:361 

Fryxell (A.) History of Sweden. (116) 28:2085-6 

Funck(K.W.F.twi.)*Zeitalt. d. Kreuzzttge. (37)26:974-7 
Furniss (W.) Land of the Ciesar and doge. (84^22:183) 
FnrnivaU (P.J.) Adam Davy's 5 dreams. (98)^ 1:4050.69 
Fjrffe (C.A.) History of modern Europe. (84)...26:1087 
Gaboriau (E.) The count ji secret. (94) 37:2757 

Mon.sieur Leooq. (124i 37:2756 

Qaedeke (A.) Maria Stuart. (22) 24:2520 

Qagrneur (M.L.) A nihilist princess. (124) 37:2768 

Qairdner (J.) Houses of Lancaster a. York.( 101 )27: 1 846 
QaUgnani. Camp, of duke of Wellington. (22)..^27:30eo 



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Gallagher (AV.D.) Miami woods. Poeme. (190)81:252 
QaHensra (A.) History of Piedmont (37). .,26:2545-7 

Invasion of Denmark in 18G4. (102) 28:2098-9 

Italy, pHst and present. (37) 26:2543-4 

South America. (67) 21:2898 

Galloway (R.L.) The steam engine. (142) 62:720 

Gaily (J.W.) Sand and Big Jack Small.i 172). ...37:2772 
OaltoniD.) Construct, of healthy dwellings. (28)45:1440 

Gardel (.I.S.H.) Conversations on Italy. (Un 1:1421 

Gardiner (S.K.) Prince Charles, 1017-i:H.( 102)27:1^50-51 

Gardner (C.K.j A twisted skein. (I9uj 31:2.-»3l 

Garlick (T.) Artificial propagation offish. (109)..44:7H6 
Garrett- Anderson ( £. ) <S>e Anderson (KM.) 
Gath I pseud. ) See Townsend ( G. A . ) 
Gatti de Gamond ( Z. ) Devoirs des femmes.( 1 53 )64: 1877 

K?quis"i»*s jiur les femines. (153) 64:1878-9 

Gaudichot-Masson. La jeune regente. (126)..67:U^63 
Gayarr^ (CK-A.) Philip II., of Spain. (116)... 27:810 
Geddie (J.l Lake regions of central Africa. [ ! 82 )..2 1:977 
Geer (K.«/«.) Genera et apt^cies insectorum. ( 10(»)44:22(»S 
Geigrer (L.) Developm. of the human race. (22)...iO:398 

Geijer lE.G.i History of the Swedes. (ll«) 28:2113 

attd Carlson. Gesch. Schwedens. ( i 16 )..28:21 09-12 

Geikle (C.) Backwoods of Canada. (67) 21:1768 

EnUTing on life. (^6) 33:1023 

Ht.urs with the bible. (82) f 3:i»91 

Prehistoric Kurope. (72) 42:2224 

Geinitz and oMera. Steinkohl. D.'Ulschl's. (48 )*42: 2666-8 

Gell (W.) Tiipography of Home. ^135) 60:3059 

Map. «60:30«JU 

Gelzer (H.) Wanderung nach Tn>ja. (84). ..In 41:2216 

George (H.) Irish land questi'in. {Hf*\., 64:633 

G«rrish (F.ll.) Pre.-^cripiion writing. (28j 46:5230 

Gervinus. Geseh. der deut. Dichtuut;. (56). .10:4064. 1-5 

Geschichte drs 15» Jahrhunderts. (37) 26:1202-9 

Hi'itory of the 19. century. (37)..... 26:12(il 

Gesner (A.) Treatise on cual. (48) 42:23«io 

Gfirorer (A.F.) GeschiehteGustav Ad(»lphs. ^ 116)28:2120 

Ghillany (F.W.) Ritter Martin Bebaim. (135) *A 

Giauque (F.) Manual for guardians. (140) 66:1147 

Gibbes (H.) • Practical hiatologv. (28) 46:607 

(R.VV.) Fossil genus basilo.«aunis. (48) ♦42:2630 

Gibbon (K.) Decl.andfallof Komanenipin .{ 102)*26:3231 

Sam^ 26:2221-6 

Same *26:2220.1-6 

Same 26:2227-32 

Same 26:2240-47 

Verfall u. Untergang. d. rom. K«'icbe>».( l02)»26:3232-3 

Gibbs (G.) Diet, of the Chinook jargon. (130) 1:4992 

Giberne (A.) Duties and duties. (124) 37:296(5 

Gibson (VV.) Poems. (50) 31:2547 

(W.U.) Camp life in tbe woods. (171) 10:5995 

PaHoral days. (32) ♦A 

Giebel (C.G.A.) Naturge.-^chichte. (107) 43:1726 

Palipontologie. (48) ' 42:2223 

Dhs Thiorreicb. (i:..;; *44:310-14 

Giese (M.) Kva. Novelle. (16) 68:102l 

Giesebrecht(W.»Jo«.) Deui. Kaiserz.'it (116)28: I480.i-r. 

Gieseler (J.C.L.) Church history. (I62) 4:415-18 

Gilbert (J.T.) Celtic reconU. (174) 10:4591 

(W.) The monomaniac. (61) 37:2997 

Giles (W.B.) Political miscellanies. (153) *64:64 

GilflUan (G.) Literary portraits. (174) 10:2954-5 

Gillespie (W.M.) Land-surveying. (187) 62:154 

Gillies (•!.) Ancient Gn-ece. (37) 26:2048 

History of the world. (38)« 26:845-7 

GlUmore (P.) Encounters with wild beasts ( 84 )..2 1:978 
Gilman (A.) Kings, queens and barbarians. ^116)26:366 
Gilmore (J. R.) an</ Abbott. Gospel history. (99)3:3073 
Girard(C.) Bibliog. of Amer. nat. history, 1*851. (58)...*L 

Fresh water fishes of N. A. (lojM *44::i038 

Herpetology. (142) «6O:4052 

AtUw *A 

Giraud(J.P.) Birds of Long Island. (109) 44:1747 

(P.F.F.J.) L'histoire des croisades. (22) 26:981 

GiravaiH.) La cosmographia. (135) ♦60:423 

Gladstone (T.H.) Englishman in Kansas. (22)..30:554 

(W.E.) Juventus mundi. (174) 10:4280 

GleifiT (G.R.) The British empire in India. (38)..26: 1775-8 



I 



Gliddon (G.R.) Cotton of Egypt. (167) ♦62:2162 

Monuments of Egypt. (148) In ♦62:2162 

Glisan(R.) Modern midwifery. (155) 46:4817 

Gloger (C.W.L.) Zum Schutze nutzl. Thiere.( 156)44:322 

Glynn (J.) Construction of cranes. (187) 62:637 

Power of water. (187) 62:61 

Godkin (E.L.) Hungary and the Magyars. (116) 28:1488 

(G.S.) Victor Emmanuel II. (67) 26:1392 

Godman (J.D.) American natural history. (166)..44:327 

Mastologv. (156) 44:324-6 

Godwin (P.)" History of France. (50; 26:2956 

Gofifres ( J.M.) Precis iconogr. de bandages. (28)^46:3153 

Goldsmid (F.J.) James Outram. (67) 26:342.1-2 

Goldsmith ((>) Earth and animat. nat>o. (i 56)44:331-2 

History ot Greece. (102) 26:2051 

Golowinil) Der russische Nihilismus. (140)^64:2198 
Golownin (W.) My captivity in Japan. (84). ..22: 186 

Gomme (G.L.) Primitive folk-moots. (70) 66:140 

Good (J.M.) Tbe book of nature. (26) 41:2434 

Goodale ( E. i Journal of a farmer's daughter.(96)33:l671 

and (li.R.) All round the year. (12) 31:2568 

Goodrich (S.G.) African history. (38) 26:1950 

Anecdotes of the animal kingdom. (156) 44:337 

Asiatic hihtory. (38) 26:1658 

C<»mmon school history. (38) 26:372 

Eun>pean history. (38) 26:1088 

History of all nations. (38) 26:370-71 

History of the animal kingdom. (156) 44:335-6 

Wonders of geology. (48) 42:1804 

Goolden (R.n.)* Lecture. (96) In ♦70:961 

Goeppert (H.R.) Stoinkohlenlager. (48) ^42:2672 

Gordon ( J. E.H.) Electr. and magnetism. (10)61:2786.1-2 

(T.) Greek revolution. (38) 26:2154-6 

Gosse (E.W.) English odes. (190) 31:2147 

(P.H.) Canadian naturalist. (167) 43:1731 

Letters on natural history. (157) 44:339 

Marine aquarium. (167) 43:1980 

Text-btwk of /.oology. (157) 44:341 

Goethe (J. W.ron.) Faust ; a tragedy. (12) ♦A 

Gottsohalk (L.M.) Notes of a pianist. (164)..24:135I 

Gottsohall (R.) Nationalliteratur. (174) 10:4073-4 

(R.von.) Das goldene Kalb. (94) 68:1057.1-3 

Im Banne den Schwarzen Adlers. (94). ..68: 1058. 1-3 

Gk>Ugh(J.B.) Sunlightand shadow. (32) 33:1675 

Gould (A. A.) Invertebrata of Massachu. (109)..^44:2446 

Gower (R.) Historic galleries of England. (72) ♦A 

Graf ( F.) and Petrasch (J. ) Alpine plants. (10). ...♦A 
Graefe a;?// Samisch. Augenheilkunde. (28)46:3860.1-7 
Graham (K.) {pneud.) See Molesworth (Mra.) 

Grant (J.) The great nietro|x»lis. (135) 60:2503 

(J.) Myteries of all nations. (20).. 10:4718 

(J.) House of commons, 1830-35. (182) 23:148 

(J.) House of lords, 1830-36. (182) 23:147 

Grattan (T.C.) Hi.story of the Netherlands.( 116)28:1212 

(W.) Adv. of the Connaught rangers. (102)27:1905-8 

Grauert ( W.) Lehrgang der engl. Sprache. (19)... 1:980 

Gravenberch (W.ron.) Wigalois. (U4) 1:4153 

Gravenhorst (J.L.C.) Wirtelschleichfu. (109)^44:3149 

Gray (G.Z.) The children's crusade. (38) 26:979 

(J.E.) lUus. cat. of postage stamps. (84). ..♦10:6609 

Greely (H.) Art ah d industry. (72) 62:1306 

Green (D.) Finance and currency. (163) ^64:635 

(R.) John Wesley. (182)....? 26:1720 

Greene (G.) Provinee*of lower Normandy. (50)..26:2959 

(G.W.) Historical studies. (38) 26:31 

History and geography. (38) 26:980 

(J.R.) The sub-kingdom coelenterata. (109) ♦44:2448 

The sub-kingdom of protozoa. (109) ^44:2449 

(W.B.) Three vows. (190) 31:2570 

Greener (W.W.) The gun. (122) *62:1927 

Greenougfh (R.) Mary Magdalene; a poem.( 12)3 1:2571 

Greenwood (J.) The sailor's sea-book. (72) 62:869 

Greey (E.) Young Americans in Japan. (164). ..22: 194 
Gregorovius (F.) Corsica. (84) 22:2100 

Wanderjahre in Italien. (84) 22:1849.1-6 

Grendel (M.R.) Contrasts. (124) 37:3461 

Grenville. Legends of the libr. at Lilies.( 13)38:3699-3700 
Gretton (A.L.V.) Vicissitudes of Italv. (I02).„26:25e8 
Griffin (G.W.) Studies in literature. (174) 10:2960 



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Index of Authors. 



G-rimm (H.) Life and times of Goethe. (5) 24:1308 

Grodekoff (N.l From Samarcand to Herat. (5)..22:668 
Gros-Pillay. Traitem. d. kystes de I'ovaire. (29).46:4939 

GroBB (J.B.) Old faith and^iew thoughte. (2) 6::i9l9 

(S.I>.) John Hunter and his pupils. (67) 24:1807 

(S.W.) Treatise on impotence. (122) 46:4028 

Grote (G.) History of Greece. (38) 26:*-£0:)3-64 

Grove (J.) Sulphur a remedy in cholera. (b2) In *70:96l 
Griinhaffen ttnd M. Urkund. Schlosiens. ( 135)*28: 1 298.7 
Grtison (L) Blicke in das Universum. (167)...43:1736 

Gu6rin (E,rf«.) Journal et fragments. (135) 24:1428 

Guernsey (A.) Ralph Waldo Emerson. (135). ..24:860 
Guicciardini (F.) History of Italy. (38)..*26:2rM5-84 
Guileville (G.rf«.) Ancient poem of. (174)....*10:' 5»jl 
Guizot (F.P.G.) Democratic en France. (153) 64:1214 

Democracy in France. (50) 26:2976 

Gull ( W.W.) An oration, Feb. 13, 1861. (96)..In *70:961 

GuzQxnere (J.) Treatise on surveyinp. (72) 62:157 

Giinther ( A.C L.G.) Reptiles of Brit. India.(157)*44:3045 

Study of fishes. (89) 44:789 

Gumey (K.) The power of sound. (93) 63:2159 

Gutekunet (H.G.) Die Kunst fur Alle. (90) *A 

Guy (W.A.) Factors of the unsound mind. (155)..46:r>802 
Habberton (J.) Who was Paul Grayson ? (79) 37:38' 
Hahn (K.A.) AlthochdeutscheGrammatik. (130). ..1:1484 

Haldexnan (d-S.) Word-building. (178) 1:991 

Hale(A.G.) Uncle Marks's nmaianthK. (79) 37:3831 

(K.E,) Stories of adventure. (191) 37:3847 

Stories of the sea. (13) 37:3846 

(H.) Ethnography and philology. (U2)...*6O:4053 

(L.V.) The Pnterkin papers. (13) 33:1833 

Halkett ^J.) Earl of Selkirk's settlement. (85)..3O:2003 
Hall (B.) Chili, Peru and Mexico, 1820-22. (148).21:1297 

Voyages and travels. (85) 21:455 

(CC.) and Jjaaar. Evangelical hymnal. (r2)..6:3324 

(C.E.J Cat. of theGeolog.mui^eum. (48)*42:1587.00 

(CrW:} Drifting round the world. (164) 21:448 

(B.) Historicalrecordsof Nor walk, Conn. (6)30:1806 

E.H.) The great West. (5) 22:2992 

^G.S.) Aspects of German culture. (22) 33:1835 

^J.C.) The animal kingdom. (157) r. 44:354 

(W.) Biography of David Cox. (183) 24:436 

(W.E.) International law. (8) 66:527 

Hallam (H.) Europe during middle ages. ( 102) *26:993-4 

Same 26:985-7 

Same 26:988 

Same 26:989-91 

Same 26:992 

— 1 Literature of Europe. (1T4) 10:2965-6 

Same 10:2967-9 

Haller (G.) See Pould ( ^fme. W.J.S.) 

Hallett (CM.) Parish lending libraries, (58) *L 

Hallier (E.) Nordseestudien. (167) 43:17:^8 

Halliwell. A new boke about Skakespeare. ( 12)..*32:3 1 96 

Haltaus (C.) Geschichte Roms. (38) 26:2256 

Hamerlingr (R.) Aspasia. (16) 68:U03 

Hamerton (F.G.) atuiothers. Higher education. (20)2:4714 

Hamilton (A.K.) Mildred's cadet. (124) 37:3910 

(F.H.) Surgery, (29) 46:3163 

(W.) Hindostan. (135^ *60:4331-2 

Hammer-P. Osmanisches Reich. (116) 28:2835-44 

Hammerscliniied. Naturwi«senschaften. (167)43:1740 
Hammond. Diseases of the nerv. system. (122)..46:I709 

Nervous derangement. (29)... 46:1839 

Hannay (J) Satire aad satirisU. (174) 10:2972 

Hanson (J.H.) The lost prince. (50) 26:2983 

Harbison (M.) Elements of zoology. (157) 44:357 

Haroourt (A.F.P.) The royal umbrella. (13)...37:3974 

Harper (L.) Geology of Mississippi. XUl) *70:3282 

Harper and /?>v«. School geography. (148) *6O:400l 

Harris (S.S.) Happy-go-lucky. (79) 37:4020 

Harrison (C.C.) Woman's handiwork. (90) 63:713 

(R.) Disorders of the urinary organs. (92). .46: 4029 

Harrisse (H.) Ribliottieca Americana. (58) *L 

Hart and Street. Descend, of Amos Morris, (22)23:2071 

(J.S.) Essay on Edmund Spenser. (174) 10:3461 

Hartiff (F.wn.) Austrian revolution. (I16)...ln 28:1392 

HartinsT (J.E.) British animals extinct, (lo) 44:358 

Hartmann. Oborammergauer Passion.spiel. (144)32:2421 



Hartt (C.F.) Geology of Brazil. (142) *7O:1402 

Hartwiff (G.) Harmonica of nature. (167) 43:1743 

Das Leben des Meeres. (44) 42:2274 

Same 42:2275 

The polar world. (135) 21:1588 

The sea and its living wonders. (44) 42:2276 

Die Tropenwelt. (167) 43:1744 

The tropical world. (167) 43:1745 

Harvey (W.H.) The seaside bm>k. (167) 43:1749 

and Sorxder, Flora Capensi». (72) 43:172.1-3 

Hase(C.) Franz von Assisi. (131) 4:j026 

Haeseler (C.U.) Across the Atlantic. (116) 22:918 

Hasluok (P.N.) Lathe-work, (142) 62:1845 

Haasall (A.H.) British freshwater algaB. (72) *43:r)2l.l-2 
Haswell (C.H.) Engineers' pocket-book. (72)..62:1323 
Hatfield (R.G.) American house-rarpenter. (72).62:966 

Hatin(E.) La prussc period ique fran^aise. (58) *L 

Hau£r( W.) Little Mook. (191) 37:4127 

Haupt (H.) Theory of bridge construction. (72). ..62:77 

Hausrath (A.) The time of Jesus. (82) 4:372-3 

Havereral (F.K.) Poems. (144) 31:2595 

Hawthorne (J.) Sebastian Strome. (61) 37:4170 

(N.) House of the seven gables. (79) 34:1393 

Same In 34:1409 

Same 37:4178 

The marble faun. (79) 37:4179-80 

Same 34:1394-5 

Same 34:1412 

Mosses from an old man.se. (79) 34:1396-7 

Same In 34:1408 

Same 37:4182-3 

Passages from Amer. note-bo<>ks. (32) 34:1386-7 

Same In 34:1407 

Passages from Enejlish note-books. (32). ...34: 1388-9 

Same ". In 34:1407 

The scarlet letter. ( 79) 34: 1399 

Same In 34:1408 

Same 37:4186 

Septimius Felton. (61) 34:1400 

Tanglewood tales. (62) 34:1402 

Same 34:1411 

True stories from history. (62) 34:1403 

Same .' 34:1411 

Twice.told tales. (62) 34:1404-5 

Wonder-book. (79) 34:1406 

Same ..In 34:1411 

Same 37:4196 

Works. (32)..; 34:1410 

Hay (M.C.) Missing. (13) 37:4224 

Hayden. Washington and masonic compeers. (5) 23:830 

(W.B.) 'i'en chapters on marriage. ^153). ..64:1886 

Haydn (J.) Dictionary of dates. (38) *26:i28 

Same 26:129 

Hayes (J.F.C.) History of Lawrence, Mass. (22) 30:1734 
HaygfOOd (A.G.) Our brother in black. (140)..64:1714 
Hayward (A.) Sketches of statesmen. (96)...33: 1941.1-2 

Hazen (E.) Popular technology. (72) 62:1325-6 

Same * 62:1327 

Hazlitt (W.) Dramatic literature. (174) 10:3466 

(W.C.) Hist, of the Venetian republic. (38)26:2589-92 

Headley. l he imper. guard of Napoleon. (50). ..26:2986 

Mountain adventuras. (67) 21:456 

(P.C.) The island of tire. (148) 21:1595 

Heath (F.G.) Peasant life in England. (88) 54:2200 

(R.) Edgar Quinet. (116) 26:583 

(R.F.) Albrecht DQrer. (135) 24:784 

Heokscher (J.) Djinische Sprache. (19) 1:565 

Schliissel zu Aufgaben 1:566 

Heeren (A.H.L.) Ancient Greece. (102) 26:2067 

Ancient history. (102) 26:853 

Carthaginians, "^Ethiopians. (102) 26:1953 

Nation.^ of antiquity. (102) 26:1605-6 

Political system of Europe. (102) 26:1230 

Hefher-Alteneck (I.H.rf*'.) Serrurerie. (45) «A 

Hegrel (G.W.F.) Philosophy of history. (38) 26:85 

Helm (A.) Geschichte der Sfhopfung. (72)..In 41:2215 
Hellmuth (E.) Apoll von Byzanz.' (94)....68: 1451. 1-2 
Hellwald. Die Erde und ihre Vtilker. (85),.»60:443.l-2 
Helmholtz. Lectures on scientific subjects. (90)..41:2444 



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Index of Authors. 



Henderson (F.C.) Dunderviksbor^. (127) 33:l9»7 

(W.) Kolk-loreof KnglMnd. (iO) 10:4722 

My life us an angler. (GU) 10:5919 

Henfrey (A.) Hotanical memoirs. (167) *43:1751 

Henkel(JH.) Handelsgeographie. (135) 60:444-5 

Henle (J.) Anatomio des Menschen, (72). ...46:317. 1-2 
Henne-Am Rhyn (O.) Gest-h. des Judentum8.(9y)4:22o 

Hennequin (A.) Idiomaiic French. (I7h) 1:1435 

Henry ((J.t5.) Social welfare. (153) 64:2086 

(G.V.) iMilitary rocc^rd, U.S.A. (5) 23:«57.l-2 

(.1.) Moravian life and character. (2) 4:4267 

(J.) A memorial of, (85)... ♦24:3040 

Hensel (S.) Die Familio Mendelssohn. (85) 23:859 

Uensen (V.) rhysiolnirie. (155) *4&:849.6 

Henshall ('i.A.) ^Hook of the black bass. (r2'^)...44:79l 

Henty (Ci.A.) Ihe cornet of horse. (191) 37:4309 

Out on the pampas. (13) 37:4307 

Seaside maidens. (124) 37:4308 

Hepworth (G.ll.j ! ! ! (24) 37:4328 

Herbert (H.W.) Field sports of the U.S. (60)10:5998-9 

Sporting scones and characters. (62) 37:4360.1-2 

Herd(D.) Scottij^h songs, ballads, etc. (93). ..31:2154.1-2 
Herder (M.C.c<»;i.) Johann Gottfr. v. Herder. (183)66:650 
Hermann (J.) Elementa doctrinje metricje. (130). .1:1695 

(L.) Physiologie. (92) *46:849.1-4 

Hermes (C. 11.) Gesch. der neuesten Zeit. (102)26:1236-8 

Herris (E.) John Charles llerris. (67) 24:1682.1-2 

Herrtage (S.J.H.) Gesta Romanorum. (98)...*1:4051.:^3 
Herschel (0.) Memoiren u. Briefwechsel. (67)..24:1659 

Hershon (P.I.) Talmudic miscellany. (2) 4:271 

Hertzberg (K.) Gnmdtraekkene. (153) 66:1615 

'H.erzog (Si.) Poly technisches Hand buch. (72)..62:1337 

Hesse (L.A.O.) Bibliothekonomie. (58) *L 

Hessel (J.F.C.) Magnet-Ketton. (187) *41:176 

Hill (B.A.) Absolute money. (153) 64:306 

Same ♦B:52.13 

(F.H.) Political portraits. (I80) 23:130 

(J.) History of animals, (109) *44:3017 

(R.anrfF.) What we saw in Australia. (14a)..22:2648 

[Sir iL)and{n.b.) Sir Rowland Hill. (67)24:1684.1-2 

HHlary. Diseanes peculiar to West India.(92)ln *6O:2088 

Epidemical diseases. (92) In *60:2o88 

Hillern ( W.wn.) Doppelleben. (94) 68:1547.1-3 

Ernestine. (62) 37:4438.1-2 

The hour will come. (13) 37:44:^6 

Hillside (A.M.) Compcnd (»f geology. (48) 42:1820 

Hinman (S.D.) Journal. (2) 4:2537 

Hinton (J.) Life in nature. (157) 44:359 

Hirsoll(A.) Die Sonne. (73) In 41:2217 

Die Stenischnuppen. (73) In 41:2216 

Hirzel (L.) Gothe's italienische Rcisc. (85)..In 41:2215 
Hitohcock (E.) Geology of Ma-ssachusetts. (167)43:1753 

lllus. of surface geology. (48) *42:2552 

Hittell (T.H.) Adventures of J. C. Adams. (79)37:4410 

HoareiC.) The slide-rule. (73) 62:1341 

Hoeck(C.) Homische Geschichte. (38) 26:2260 

Hoe(R.M.) Catalogue of the library of. (68) *L 

Hofinnan(VV.) Enc. der Erdkundo. (183) »L 

Hoffarth (G.) Outlines of geography. (135) ♦60:451 

S.Ogg (N.) Poems in the Devonshire dialect. (130).. 1:4049 

Poetical letters toes brither Jan. (130).... 1:4048 

(T.J.) Journal of a traveller. (148) 22:928-9 

Holoombe ( W.H.) The end of the world. (99)..3:5124 

Holden (E.S.) Sir William Herschel. (5) 24:1660 

Holinski (A.) La Californie. (148) 21:1302 

Holland (J.) Manufactures in metal. (73) 52:427-9 

HoUoway (L.C.) J^diesof the White House (135)23:873 
Holmes iJ.) Misi^ions of the united brethren. (2)...4:2526 

Prol. church of the united brethren. (2). ..4:4268. 1 -2 

(M.J.) Chateau d'Or. (13) 37:4583 

Madeline. (191) 37:4585 

Red-bird. (13) 37:4584 

(O.W.) Border lines of knowledge. (29). ...46:2591 

Holmes-Forbes (A.W.) Science of beauty. (131) 2:1190 

Holt(h:.S.) Earl Hubert's daughter. (14)... 37:4606 

Holub (E.) Seven years in S. Africa. (85)...21:lo07.1-2 
Holy oake (G.J.) Among the Americans. (135)21:2188 

Homan8(I.S.) Sketches of Boston. (5) ♦60:1630 

^OOd (C.) ITn warming buildings. (73) 62:964 



Hood(E.P.) Self-education. (20) 2:4773 

Hooke (N.) Roman history. (38) 26:2261-72 

Hooker ( W.) Child's book of nature. (167)... 43:1755 

Mineralogy and geol<»gy. (48)..... 42:1829 

Natural history. (109) 44:367 

Hooper {Mr8.) The Tsar's window. (79) 40:2659 

Hopkins (A. A.) Sinner and saint. (124) 37:4681 

Horatius Placous (Q.) Dichtkunst. (175) 10:4513 

Hordynski (J.) Polish revolution. (116) 28:2638 

Horn. Literatur des skandinav. Nordens. (175)...lO:4602 

Hoemle (A.F.R.) Gaudian languages. (19) 1:2196 

Horsfleld(T.) Catal. of lepidoptera. (109)....ln »44:3i08 
Hoskins (G.A.) Oasis of the Libyan desert. (85)..21:1009 

Hosmer (J.K.) German literature. (56) 10:4091 

Houerbton (R.C.) At the threshold. (99) 6:2690 

( W.) C<»untry walks of a naturalist, (167)..43: 1 757 

Sea-side walks of a naturalist. (167) 43:1758 

House (E.H.) Japanese episodes. (183) 22:195 

Houssaye (A.) Life in Paris. (148) 22:2094 

Hoveden [K.de.) See Rog^erus de noveden. 

Hoeven (J.rawrfer.) Zo.logie. (109) *44:363-4 

Howard (B.W.) Aunt Serena. (191) 37:4721 

(W.W.) Aids to French composition. (19)... 1:14.33 

Howe (J.W.) Modern society. (8) 64:2202 

(S.G.) Grf-ek revolution. (38)....'. 26:2157 

Howells (W.D.) A fearful responsibility. (124)...37:4731 
Howitt (M.J Natural history. (167) 43:1760 

( W.) Rook of the seasons. (167).^ 43:1761 

Hosier (H.M.) The seven weeks' war. (116)..28: 1525-6 

Hubard(S.W.) "As thyself." (14) 37:4787 

Hubbard (B.F.) Forests and clearings. (5) 30:2011 

Huber (F.) Les abeilles. (90) 44:2362.1-2 

Natural history of bees. n09) 44:2361 

Hudson (C.) History of Hudson, Mass. (22). ..30: 1726 

Hughes (S.) Treatise on gas-works. (26) 62:82 

Treatise on waterworks. (73) 62:83 

and others. On roads. (73) 62:84 

(T.)' Rugby, Tennessee. (135) 21:2196 

Tom Brown at Oxford. (124) 87:4821 

( W.) Physical geography. (148) 60:114 

HuffO (V.M.) Religions et religion. (56) 31:2623 

TheAtre. (12) 82:1801-4 

Same 32:1805-7 

Hugfuenin (G.) Ueber Sinnestauschungen.(83) In 41:2216 

Hull (E.) Coal-fields of Great Britain. (48) 42:2303 

(I.) Official conduct of. (153) *66:4590 

Humboldt (F.H. A von.) Ansichtend.Na»ur.( 135)43: 1764 

Same 43:1765-6 

Aspects of nature. (135) 43:1762 

Cosmos. (167) 43:1767-71 

Kleinere Schriften. (135) 60:118 

Atlas... •60:4302 

Kosmos. (136) 43:1772-6 

Atlas *60:3966 

Views of nature. (135) 43:1763 

Hume. Orthographie of the Britain tongue. (98) * 1:4050.5 

(A.) Ornitholog.collector'svademecum. (110)44:1047 

Hunt (G.H.) Persian campaign. (38)... 26:1663 

Hunter (W.) Biggar,and the house of Fleming.(68)28:725 

Huntington (J.B.) Calculating tables. (73) 62:86 

Hurst (C.E.) Wife of Frederick the Great. (5)..24:846 

Hutchinson (E.M.) Songs and lyrics. (190) 31:932 

Huxley (T.H.) Man's place in nature. (110). ...44: 1225 

The oceanic hydrozoa. (110) ♦44:3152 

Organic nature. (110) 44:998 

Hyde (A.) anrfoM«r«. The frozen zone. (148)...21:1603 
Hsmdman ( W.) Hist, of a cavalry company.(l 1 7)20:2863 
Imhofr( L.) Sludium der Koleoptern. (110)....*44:2092 

Immermann (K.L.) Der Oberhof. (94).« •P:302 

Les paysans de Vestphalie. (126) 67:1803 

Inama-SternesTfiT- Wirthschaftsgeschichte. (88)..64:650 

IngersoU (E.) Friends worth knowing. (10) 44:595 

Inffoldsby (T.) (pseud.) See Barham (R.H.) 

Innes(C.) Earl v Scotch history. (^88) 28:730 

(T.) Ancient inhabitants of Scotland. (68)... 28:616.8 

Ireland ( A.) Wi itings of W. Hazlitt and L. Hunt. (68) •L 

(W.W.) On idiocy and imbecility. (29)....»6O:1808 

Irvine (J.P.) Relapse of typhoid fever. (155). ..46: 2758 
Irvinff («^) History of Dumbartonshire. (85). ..28:3147 



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Irvingr (W.) Conquest of Granada. (117) 27:^16 

Same 27:8ln 

Ixtlllxoohitl. Cruttutesdesconq.du Mexique ( U8)29:^>64 

Hiatoire des Chichinieques. (148) 29:lOrt-9 

Jaokson (C.T.) Geology of New Hanipshire.(48)42::i5»H 

(K.S.) Cabinet of the earth unlocked. (4«)..42:184l 

(F.A.)andK.een. Catof Allen's che^s collection. (r»9)*L 

(G.A.) Fathers of the third century. (99j 6:8 

[H.H.) a century of dishonor, (j) 29:1«T7 

Mammy Tittleback. (191) 38:14(; 

(J.) What's the matter? (U) 38:1^?) 

(J.G.) Account of Timbuctoo. (148) 21:101« 

(R.K.S.) Note-book of nmteria inedica. (7H)..46:n2hO 

(Z.) Shakespeare's genius ju^^tifit•d. (93i S2:M)T1 

Jaoob and othtrH. Hist, of Ottoman enipin*. ( 1 1 7)..28:285.> 

(W.) Precious metals. (ir.3> 54:648 

Same. (187) 62:431-2 

Jacobi (A.) Treatise on diphtheria. (2\^) 46:.i;^lti 

(M.P.) a/id White. U.-e of the cold pack. (29)46:2:^75 

Jacobs (P.) Journal. (23) 21:1780 

JacobSOn (A.) Why I do not believf. (i:si) 3:36«l 

Jacoby (D.) Friedrich dor Gro>se. ( : 7r>)....ln 41:2217 
Jaderholm ( A.) Kohlenoxydvcr^irtung. ( 73 )...6 1 : 1 7 1 .5 

JaefiferjB.) Class book ©f zoology. (110) 44:371 

(G.F.) Ueber fossile Saugethiere. (48) *42:2rt:rj 

James (A.G.F.E.) Indian industries. (10) 62:1172 

(G.P.R.) History of Charlemagni*. (39) 26:2098 

(H.jr.) The portrait of a lady. ( 191 ) 38:2:^0 

Washington Square. (14) '. 38:231 

(T.) Hist, of the Herculean Straits. ( 1 1 7)..*27:3<M)r>-r, 

Janin(J.G.) Critique. (175^.. 10:3875 

Jaennioke (F.) Grundriss der Keramik. iiM>) *A 

Japp (A.H.) Leaders of men. (85) 23:1218 

Jaques (J-) History of Junius. (175i 10:3530 

Jeanpon (J.A.) Atlas of human anntomy. ( 18H)...«Ij:1 

Jefferies (H.) Wood magic; a fable. (1*24) 38:265 

Je£fery8(T.) Conduite des Fran9oi9. ( 136)....«3O:20()5 

Jeffrey (R.V.) The crimson hand. (5(J) 31:2637 

JenneSB (T.R.) Two young homefetead»Ts. (94)..38:3<>8 
Jennings (G.H.) Hist of British parliament. (5)..23:937 

(L.J.) Rambles among the hills. (13(5) 22:23G1 

Jenyns (L.) Natural history. (110) 44:374 

Jemingham. Life in a Fre^ich chateau. ( 148 ). .22: 2107 

Jesse (£.) Anecdotes of dog.*. (UO) 44:570 

Jevons (W.S.) The coal question. (48) 42:2304 

Johannes de Fordun. See Fordun {A.de.) 

John ( H:.) The bailiffs maid. (79) 38:388 

Ira Schillingshof. (94) 68:1810 

Johnson (A.J.) Universal cyclop»di». (03)*1 1:2181. 1-8 

(H.) Christianity's challenge. (131) 6:4035 

(R.) Humanity." (32) 33:2332 

Nature. (32)..". 33:2331 

Phaeton Rogers. (191) 38:510 

(R.W.) Maj.-Gen. George H. Thomas. (85)..25:1296 

(S.W.) Peat and its uses. (48) 42:2305 

(S.B.) Hadji in Syria. (148) 22:667 

Johnston (A.K.) Dictionary of geography. (136)»60:46l 

(G.) British sponges and lithophytes. (157)..44:2452 

British zoophytes. (110) 44:2453-4 

Conchology. (UO) 44:2530 

(H.P.) The Yorktown campaign, 1781. ( 148).29:21 18 

(l^-ir.) Atlas of British history. (136) *6O:4004 

Atlas of physical geography. (1*36) ♦60:4005 

Johonnot (J.) Adventures of. (23) *3O:220 

Jones (M.) Captain Cook's voyages. (148) 21:477 

(T.R.) Animal kingdom. (110) 44:377 

The aquarian naturalist. n67).. 43:1987 

(W.) Credulities past and present. (20) 10:4731 



(W.B.) Life's work in Ireland. (140) 54:651 

Jones-Parry ( S. H . ) See Parry ( S. H . J . ) 

Joyce (J.) Scientific dialogues. (45) 41:8463 

Jukes (J.B.) Manual of geology. (48) 42:1844 

Popular physical geolocjy. (48). 42:1845 

Julia de Fontenelle (J.StE.) Tanning. (73)..62:1744 

Junffhans (S.) Haus Eckberg. (95) 68:1831 

Kathe. (95) 58:1832 

Junot (L.P.) Mem. of celebrated women. (183) 23:151-2 

K:aiser(V.) Macbeth. (93) In 41:2217 

j^eJidasa. Sakontaln. {Qerman.) (190) In 66:276 



Kampen (N.G.) G<-8ch. der Niederland**.(l 1 7)28: 1220-21 
Kaempfer (K.) Hi-tory of Japan. ( l03)...*26:323R-9 
Kampschulte < K.W.) Universitat Erfurt. ( 131 )...2:413i 

Kane (11.11.) Drugs that en>lave. (20) 46:2o64 

(P.) Wandering.^ of an arti-t. i23) 21:l44.'i 

Kaposi (M.) H])Utkrankheiten. (92) 46:4423 

Kauftnann (G.) Gcrujanen der Urzeit- ( 103)..28:1^36 
Kaulbach ( W. ron.) Female eharartei's of Gocthe.( 10)»A 

Schiller-gallery. { 10) *A 

Kaup (J J.) Cataloguo of the apodal fish. | I lu)..*44:790 
Kaye (J W.l War in Afghanistan, 1842. ,39)26:^170-72 

Keane (T.F.i six month in Meccah. (136) 22:670 

Keary ( A.amKK.) Herot-sof Aggard. (14) 38:695 

KeeneiCi Our people, sketched. (lO) *A 

(J.H.) The practical flfeht'rnnin. ^ (172) 10:5922 

Kehr iC.i Praxis der Volk>schult'. ( 10(») 2:4849 

Keigrhtley iT ) History of Greece. (.{9) 26:2070 

Same \ 26:2071 

llisiory of Kouie. (:;9) 26:22H5 

^ liistoiy of the Roman empire. (39) 26:2284 

Outline:* t»f history. (39) 26:375 

War of independenre in Greece. (:-i9) 26:2160-61 

Kener(G.) Der grune Heinrich. ^95). ...... 68:1857. 1-2 

Leute von SeUlwyla. (95) 68:1859 

Zuricher Novellen. (95\ 68:1858 

KeHoerS (£•) A strong arm. (14) 38:751 

(J.H.) Domestic hygiene. (122) *46:1487 

Kelly (F.) Captivity among Sioux Indians. (5). ..30:222 
(W.K.) Hist, of ihe housfof Au.-tria. ( 1 17)..28:1392 

History of Ru>8ia. (117) 28:2:h9('-91 

KennettiB.) Anti<iuities of Komr. (85) 10:1224 

Kenny (D.J.) Illustrated Cincinnati. (14«)....*22:290G 
Kentish. Treutis-eon a box of instruments. (7:;i..62:13iUi 
KerliH.) Technische Literatur. (59) 'L 

Treat i(ie on metallurgy. (73; 62:406-8 

Kidd (J.) Laws of therapeutics. (155^ 46:5256 

Kidder (C.H.) Burley's U.S. gazetteer, 18 76. (70)«76:1871 
Kiddle atid Schem.' Diction, of education. (131). ..2:4855 
Kiesenwetter a'li' R. Naturaliensanmiler. (110)44:1048 

Kingr (C.W.) Naturul historv of gems. (48) 42:2135 

EUngrlake. Invasion of the Crimea. ( 1 17). ..28:2509-16 

Same. Vols. A. 4 28:2507-8 

Same. Vol. 4. (23) 28:2.*>0l 

Elingsley (C ) Giaucus, wonders of the shore.(l 10)44:2459 
Out of the deep. (2) 6:2720 

(H.) Mystery of thi* island. (14) 38:972 

Kingston ( W.H.G.) Cruise of the 'Dainty." (14)38:1027 

Dick Cheveley. (14) 88:1021 

Hurricane Hurry. (124) 38:1037 

In the forest. (14) 38:1<H9 

In the vkilds of Florida. (14) 38:1020 

The lily of Leyden. (14) 38:lo28 

Manco, the Peruvian chief. (14) 38:1034 

Mark Seaworth. (14) 38:1»35 

The mate of the "Lily." (U) 38:1025 

Ned Garth. (14) 38:1023 

Norman Vallery. (14) 38:1024 

The rival Crusoes. (14) 88;1032 

Roger W'illoughbv. (14) 38:1036 

Salt water. (14).'. 38:1006 

South Sea whaler. (192) 38:982 

A tale of the shore and ocean. (14) 38:1033 

True blue. (124) 38:983 

The two whalers. (14) 38:1026 

Voyages of Count Funnibos. (14) 38:1029 

Will Wealherhelm. (14) 38:1031 

Kinkel (G.) Malerei der Gegenwart. (73). ..In 41:2215 

Peter Paul Rubens (85) In 41:2216 

Kankelin (F.) Ueber Erniihrung. (73) In 41:2215 

Kip (L.) Nestlenook. A tale. (14) 38:1041 

Kippingr (R.) Sails and sail-making. (73) 62:874 

Treatise on mast-making. (73) 62:873 

BUrby (G.) Centurie d*iii.sectes. (157) ^44:2098 

(W.) Creation of animals. (110) 44:380 

(W.) an</Spence. Entomolotry. (157) 44:2103 

Same .^. 44:2104 

Same *44:2105-8 

Same 44:2109-12 

(W.F.) European butterflies. (157) 44:2101 



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Index of Authors. 



Kirk (J. F.) Charles the Bold. (50) 26::500U-ll 

Kirkbride (T.S.) liospituls for tho insane. (2l»)-..46:5.">2 

Klein « K.) «;<</ Smith. Atlas of hibtolot^y. ( l.^.'i) *Ij 

Klipstein. Aiiali-cta An;^'!o-SHXi»ni<'a. ( 175).., 10:4»HH3-7 
KlodeniO.A.fo/^) llandhiah d. Krdkund«.( !.{«;) dO:4(>5-8 

Kloepper(K.) Knglische .'*^ynollyn)ik. ^yH) l:53:it> 

Knapen ( D.M.) The niechanic'.- a'^sistant. 1 7;<)..62:l3ti7 
Knapp (J.K.) Country rnrnbK'i) in Kngland. ( 1».7 )43: 1 7!h; 
KnatchbuU-H. Mountain .sprite's kingdom.! 14i38:I<Hil< 
Knieskern ( 1' D.) Cata1oL;iie of plant.'* iiuiiln 42:i~)«'4 

Knigrht(C.) Cvclopsudiu of London. (i:^(i) 60:-r»l5 

li'.D.) Tluunp's ojii^nt. (14) 38:H>7:; 

(K.H.) AgricMilturul imjdements. (142) 76:2^05 

('H.C) Kt'ck»»ia.-tic«l archii('clur« of llaly. (lo....*A 

Knipei'I.A.i (it'oloyical map.H (4H) «42:147H-Hn 

Knox(K.) S<'\(Mi birthdays. <14i 38:l0JM 

(T.W.) Y<»ung Ninirodsin N. Am. 1 1 7-j )...10M»ot»3 

Kobell ( F. ©on. ) Mifieral kini^doni. (14H) In 60:*.-21 

Koch(C.G.) Uovolutions in Kuiopi*. ( lo:',)...26:H»i«o-!.2 

(C.Ii.) D\v Pflanz^'nlause. jI.'mi *44:21K} 

( U. ) Traumntrc infi'i'tive d!t*»'H8t'*. ( "itn *46:7C 

Kohlrausch ( F. ) History of Germany. (.')) 28:154»; 

KdllariV.) Trwitiiio on in-uots. (iri7) 44:-117 

Kolliker. Darwin'sche Schopfung.'^theorie. ( 1 10)..44: 1 ()«iH 

Kopp(H.) G>-8« hicht«-' der Chomit*. (Hit 61:17;{»; 

Same ^61:1725M 4 

-^ — Sonst uiid jetzt in der Chcniii*. (142) 61:1737 

Koeppen ( A.L.) Middle ages. (:r.h 26:H)0()-|(mi1 

Korner (F.) (ieogr. Bild^»rausOcstorn'ich.( 130)6O:2h:u-2 
Gnoi^r. BiidiT hus Preus>en. (136) 60:2H3;i 

Dit'Nalurim Dien.'ite des MenschiMi. ( U)8K.43:1^0l-2 

KOBSak ( K) Berliner Federzeichnunjren.i n(^)6t3:24H:).l-6 

K08ter(H.) Travels in Brazil. (SV) 21:2;ai.l-2 

Kotzebue (O.) A voyage of diHcovery. (h:»)..21:497.1-:j 
Krail8(F.) Sudhfrikanische Cru«taceen. (I lo)*44:.'?ir.4 

Krell(P.F.) KlaK-^iker der Mal<*rei. (f^<») »A 

Krinsrle(K.) The lloosier doetor. (124) 38:1111 

Kuffler(F.) Geschiehte der Baukunst. ('.♦o)... 10:2440.1-3 

Kun8tgei*chiehte. (90) 10:2358.1-2 

Kurr (J.G.ro/i.) Mineralogy illutstrated. (5.i|...*42:2050 

Kurz ( H . ) Deutsche Literatti r. (175) 10:4115-17 

(S.) Fore--^! flora of British Burma. (45)..43:2lo.l-2 

Labaiixne (K.) CHmpaign in Ru'^sia. i39) 26:'>020 

Laohmann (C.C.F.W.) Uomer'a llias. (i3o) i:2«;8o 

Liacretelle (C.J.j Histoire de France. (51 )...26:3«»23-6 
Lacurne de S. P. Hist. d. troubadours. ( 1 75 ) lO:3M,s8.i-:i 
Laffan. P'litters, Tatters, and the Counsellor. ( 79)38:1203 

Honorable Miss Ferrard. (79) 38:r2t>2 

Laforfire (E.) Des arts en Kspagiie. (74) 63:121 

LiBLgmnge de O. ("ond. d. Fran^oi.* justifiee.( l3f>)*3O:20o4 

Lains (ii.) Ancient Scottii^h seals. (»>8) *A 

Laiehley (R.) British bird's eggs. (in») 44:1753 

Lake (A.) Defence of Kars. (117) 28:2525 

Laxnartine. 1789. Les constituants. (5i) 26:304i 

Histoire des Girondins (51) 26:3040 

History of the Girondists. (51) 26:3042-4 

Same 26:3045-7 

History of Turkey. (117) 28:2865-7 

Past, present and future of the republic. (51 )..26:3057 

Restoration of monarchy. (51) ..26:3(»48-51 

Same, (103) 26:3052-5 

Three months in power. (51) 26:3056 

Lamborn (K.H.) Metallurgy of copper. (74), ...62:440 

Metallurgy of silver. (74) 62:441 

Laxnothe-LanfiTon. Prince Cam baceres. (5l)26:3or.4-5 

Laxnpert (I.) Bilder aus der Natur, (168) 43:180.5-6 

LampinfiT ((^v) andF. The French in Algiers. (51 ) 26:3060 

Lamson (M.S.) Laura D. Bridgman. (68) 23:2717 

Landellfi (E.) The boy's own toy-maker. (60).... 10:6166 

and (A.) The girVs own toy-maker. (60)... 10:6169 

Landesmann (H.) Der ehrliche Name. (95). ..58:2164 
Landon(M.D.) The Franco-Prussian war. (51)... 27:616 

Landrin (A.) Monsters of the deep. (45) 42:2277 

LandsborouRh ( D. ) British zoophytes. ( 1 1 o) ...44: 2463 

laBJig {^.) History of Seneca county. (117) 30:1252 

Laniford (J.A.) 'Praise of bo<»k.s. (96) 33:2524 

Langstroth (L.L) Hive and honey bee. (110). ..44:2370 

Lanier (S.) The boy's MabinogionI (192) 38:1333 

Lanza (C.) Mr. Perkins' daughter. (80) 88:1337 



Lanza (C.) Tit for tat. (14) 38:1336 

La Rame ( L. <^«. ) A village commune. (62) ..39:69 

Larcom (L.) Wild n.ges of Cape Ann. ( 12 )...8 1:2667 
Lardner i D.) .Museum of seienec and art. (26) 41:2491-6 
Larkin (J.) Bru>.«. and iron founders- guide. (74) 62:1479 
LaRoquette. Notice hist, bur Santa-Cruz. ( 136)..»24:536 

Larranoe (1.) (Jhio map by figure.s. (68) *L 

Lasaulx i A. ran.) Si-ter Augustine. (K8) 24:2130 

Las Cases. Hi-t.-geneal.-gengr. Alias. (5) *8 

Latham (J.) Syno|)hi> of birds. (157) 44:1757-66 

Lathrop (K.H.) Om- eent. (172) 38:1348 

Latour ( A . </c. ) Chrfs-da'uvrehi.siorique.s. ( 103) 26:1098-9 

LaubeiH.) Paris, 1847. (149) 22:2122 

Laurent (F.) I/histoir.do I'humanite. (68 i...lO:516.l-l 8 
Lavall6e (T.s.) G^ouraphy. (i:n;» 60:478 

Lavigne ( K.j Le ronmn d'une nihiliste. (126). ..67: 2023 

Law(H.) Civil «'ngin*'oring. (142) 62:68 

Constructing road.-, (74) 62:^8 

Lea (H.C.) .Superstition and force. (23) 10:515 

Leavitt (T.ll.) Facts m bout p.at. ^.53) 42:2310 

LeBas (P.) France (51) ♦26:2690.1-12 

Lebert (11.) Pilzkrankheit der Fliegen. (157). ..44:2122 

Leclerc (C.) BiMiotheea Americana. (59) *L 

LeOonte(-l.) Sight. (74) 61:2581 

Lee (K.) The baths of Nassau. (155) ♦60:4966 

(H.F.) Sketches of the old painters. (18:<) 23:125 

(.J.W.M.) Biblio <.fiheB.«fe(). R.R.Co.,l^<29-79.(59)*L 

(S.) Habit-^ and instincts of animals. (1 10). ..44:572 

Habits and instincts of birds. (1 10 1 44:381 

Taxidermy. (IIO) 44:1049 

^TJ.) Tables and formulie. (71) 62:162 

(V.) Studies of the 18. century in Italy. (32),.33:2568 

Leeds (L.W.) Lectures on ventilation. (7 4) 62:968 

liBgge (•!.) Sacred books of China. (131 ) 10: -058.3 

Leibniz (G.W.ro«.) Mathemat. Schriften. (90j61:l 17.1-7 
Leiohhart (L.) Geologie von Australien. (53)..*42:1429 

Leigrh (A.) The story of philosophy. (66) 2:145 

Leighton ( W.) Shakespeare's dream. (56) 31:2671 

Leland (E.H.) Farm homos. (74) 62:2200 

Same. (10) ..63:538 

Lembke (F.W.) Geschiehte von Spanien. (117)27:880-82 
Lennox- Plays, players and playhouses. ( 144). ..10:2748 
Lenormant (A.C.) Madame RiScamier. (1 17)..26:232l 

Lenz ( H.O.) Schlangenkunde. ( 1 10) 44:828 

L6o (A.) See Champseix ( L. ) 

Leo (H.) Gesch. deritalienischen Staaten. (39)26:2609-13 

Leonhard. Geognosie u. Geologic. (188) ♦43:1653 

Geologie. (53) 42:1861-5 

(.53) 42:1866 

Vulkanen-Atlas. (136) ♦60:4010 

and Bronn. Jahrb. fur Mineralogie. (53)*42: 1867-71 

Lesley (•i.l^) Iron manufacturer's guide. (!68)...62:4i3 
Leslie ( A. ) A silver key to a golden palace. ( 1 4 ).. 38 : 1 •'>•*>•'> 

(E.) Saxby; a tale. (14) 38:1556 

Walter; a tale. (14) 38:1558 

Lesquereux (L.) Coal flora. (142) 42:1587. 1-2P 

Lesson (R. P.) Ornithologie dome^tique (111). ..44:1772 
L'Estrangre. Liberties of the presse and pulpit (153)66:^97 

Leuohars (K.B.) Hot-houses. (74) 62:967 

Leuckart (F.S.) Naturgeschichte. (188) »43:Ui52 

(K.) Zoologie. (Ill) In ♦44:363 

Leuret (F.) Du traitement de la folic. (29) 46:1991 

(29) 46:1992 

L6vi (0.) Elements d'hMoire g^ndrale. (23) 26:384 

Levieux (C. ) Etmles de m^decine. (29) 46:1237 

L6vy ( M.) Hygiene publique et privde. (29). 46:1238-9 
Lewald-Stahr. Fur und wider die Frauen.( 1 53)64: 1 925 

Helmar. (95) 68:2140 

Sommer und Winter am Genfersee. (U9i....22:l912 

Zu Weihnachten. (95) 68:2141 

Lewes (G.H.) Sea-side studies. (HI) 44:2468 

Studies in animal life. (Ill) 44:384 

Lewis (F.A.) Law relating to stocks. (70i 66:699 

(G.C.) Early Romnn history. (39) 26:2290-91 

Liohthorn ( C. ) * Phvsiolog. Naturgesetzc. (21). ..2: 1361 

Liddell(H.G.) History of Rome. (39) 26:2294-5 

Lieber(F.) Great events. (103) 26:110 

(O.M.) The assayer's guide. (74) 62:444 

Li6vre (E.) Works of art. (45) ♦A 



Index of Authors. 



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Index of Authors. 



Lilienthal and AUyn. Thintrs taiigbt. (21) 2:490o 

Lillio (A.) Buddhn and «-«rly buddhism. ( 102).. 10:2 '.MiO 
Lindsay. Facs. of an amimth raldio manuscript. (h:))*A 

('I-T.) FrtMich exiiiv- of Louisiana. ( ll»j)....38:l75r) 

Linleyt/nrfHutton. Fo^sii fl.iiuof Gr. Iirin:>3)42:i52'i7-u 

Linn (S.F.) Living thouirhte. (32) 33::J<)T 

Linn6 (C\ con.) Aino'Tiit'itos acadi*niica'. ( lOH ) .43: l^<"i'- 1 7 
Iiin8ingren«/«rf William IV. Love-letters. (2.'.) 26:2I81« 

Lippincott's (jazetteer of the world. {'I'A) *L:J* 

Same *8 

Sanu "»0. R. 

Same «6O:024 

Lippincott's m«i;Hzine. Index to voU. l-2»». {r)l»)....*L 
Lipscomb (G.) Hi.^tory of the co. of Buckingham. (r))..*A 

Liszt (F.) Gesammdt" ^^chrift.^n. (HO) 66:^<lt>.l-2 

Llavallolanc^M. Dinriod.Luisd.laCruz ( U9) In »21:3I8H 

Lloyd (H.R.) Jolin H. Haymond. (2:i) 26:»>17 

(J.U.) Chemistry of medicines. (122) 61:lTr»l> 

Same, (142) »70:122:) 

(L.) Field sports. (61) 10:5874.1-2 

Locke (D.R.) Hannah Jane. (UK)) 31:li)78 

(J.G.) Book of the Lockes. (.">) *'23:;!<>42 

Lockman (J.) Travels of tho Jesuits. (149). ..21:1 71-2 
Lodgro (H.C.) Engli.'ih colonies in America. ((>-<). .29: 304 
Lohmann(P.) Pantheon deut.>*chiT Dichter. (I»3j31:2215 
Lomon (A.M.) Souvenirs de TAlgerie. (14;))...21:1071 
Longr {^') The Mrst lieutenant's story. ( 14)..38: 1847.1-3 

((i.) France and its revolution.^. (51) *26:324l 

Longfellow (H.W.) Hyperion. (62). 38:1848 

Foets and poetry of iJurope. (175) 10:3033 

Longrman (F.W.) Frederick the Great. (23). ..28:1502 
Loomisi A.W.)Confuc.iiisandChin<scclassic.-> (1 75) 10:4010 

Lord (J.) Ancient states and empires. (31>) 26:8<i5 

Lorimer (G.C.) Lsms old and new. (178) 6:5;uo 

(J.) The institutes of law. (8) 66:180 

Lossing ( B.J.) Story of the U. S. navy. (5) 29:1723 

Loudon (J. W.) Entertaining naturalist. (11 1)... 44:380 

Lounsbury (T.R.) Jinjjlish language. (130) 1:713 

Lowell (J. R.) Conversations on poets. (175)... 10:350") 

Lubbock (J.) Insects. (157) 44:2129 

Liibke (W.) Deuisciie Renaissance. (lM))...»10:2445.1-2 
Luden ( H. ) Gesch. des d«*ut.schen Volkes. (117) 28: 1 50.")-7o 

Ludlow (VV^) [Geological] Report. (53) *42:1473 

Lunge (G.) Sulphuric acid and alkali. (74)...*61:l702-4 
Lunt (G.j Address, Sept. 20, 1844. (127) ... .In &2:loi(i 
Lyell (C.) Elementary geology. (53) 42:1932 

Principles of geology. (53) 42:1933 

Same 42:1934-5 

(J.C.) Fancy pigeons. (142) 44:1788 

Lyman (T.) The Garrison mob. (153) 64:1731 

Lymann (P.W.) Address. July 4, 1870. (23). ..30:1087 
Lynch( VV.F.)U.S.expcditi(m totheDeadSea.( i:J0)*6O:4330 

Lyndsay (D.) Portical works. (93) 31:208i.i-3 

Lysons (D.) Environs of London. (13(1) *6O:440i-<; 

and (S.) Magna Britannia. (130) *60:4391-44i)() 

Lyster (A.) Chryssie's hero. (15) 38:19t;3 

Mrs. Dobbs' dull boy. (15)..-. 38:1901 

My lonely lassie. (15) 38:1902 

North wind and sunshine. (15) 38: 19(10 

M'Burney (I-) Mediaeval history. (39) 26:1005 

McOabe ( J.U.) Our young folks' abroad. (137)...*22:900 

M'Cauley (I.H.) Franklin county, Pa. (117) 30:1334 

MacOoU (M.J.) Bide a wee. Poems. (12) 31:1120 

Macdonald (G.) Mary Marston. |02) 38:2 19o 

Warlock o' Glenwarlock. (172) 38:2191 

(J, 11. A.) Criminal law of Scotland. (7(»)...66:14.')(> 

Macdowall (M.W.) Asgard and the gods. |20) lO:2039 
M'Fadden (C.) The parsonage in Inidia. (80)... 40: 2502 

Macfarlane (R.) Jlistory of propel.ers. (74) 62:889 

MacQeorget A.) Flags. (137) *10:5779 

Macgillivray( W.) Conchologi-t's text-book.( 1 1 1 )44:2534 
McHenry (J.) System of national defence. ( 154) *64:10(>7 

Machiavelli (N*) History of Florence. (39) 26:2019 

Mcintosh (M.J.) Violet. (80) 38:2257 

(R..M.)a«rfOunnyngham. New life. (190) 63:1725 

McKeen (S.) History of Bradford, Vermont (23) 30:1591 

Mackenzie (H.D.S.) Switzerland. (85) !. 28: 1971 

(M.) Pharmacopceia. (74) 46:5264 

M'Kerlle. Land8andtheirownersinGalloway.(68)*28:756 



Mackie(J.M ) Lifo of Sohamvl. (117) 28:2405 

{SJ.) First traces of life (»n earth. (53) 42:2232 

Mackintosh. Canadian parliam. companion. (I4n)*81:97l 

(D.) Scenery of Kngland. (137) 60:2420 

McKnight(C.) Simon Ginv. (124) 38:2326 

Maclaren (C.) (;ioh»i;y of Fife. (74) 42:i942 

Maclean (J.) Hist, of the dcaiicrv of Trigg Minor. (8.>)*A 

McLean (S. P.) Cape Cod folks.* (192) 38:23:^4 

MacLeay ( W.S.) Annulo^-a Javanica. (157)..In *44:2098 

Same. (Ill) *44:3108 

McMichael (W.) Minister's daughter. (192)..,38:2.343 

Macquoid {T.]a,id{K.) Normandy. (183) 22:2137 

Madan(M.) Thelyphthora. (154)^ «64:l8Jf>-« 

Madison (J.) The papers of. (23) *29:1731.1-3 

Magalhanes de Q. Hiht de Sancta-Cruz. ( 1 49)..29: 1 58 

Magnin(A.) The bacteria. (10) 44:2471 

Magnus (K.) Jews >inre bible timrs. (131) 4:221 

Mahafly (J. P.) I)*>cart«V-. (06) 2:154 

Mahan (l).H.) Civil engineering. (74) 62:03 

Maidment(J.) Scottish ballads. (93) 31:2219.1-2 

Scottish pasquiU 15r.8-1715. (1»3) 31:2220 

Mail&th V. Szekhely. Gesch. Oestreicht*.( 117)28: 159 1-5 

Main (D.M.) English sonnets. (144) 31:224 

(T.J.) f//'rf Brown. Marine steam-engine. (74)62:756 

Maine (li.S.) Village-conmiunities. (154^ 66:116 

Malcolm (J.) Historv «»f Persia. (39)........ 26:3244-5 

Malkin (J.H.) Historn-al parallels. (lo3) 26:106-7 

Malleson (G.B.) Indian mutiny, 1857-58. (5)26:1801.1-3 
Mallet du Pan. Helvetic union and liberty. { 1 17)28:1972 
MallOCk. Romance of the 19. century. ( 124). ..♦38:2435 

Malot ( H.) Lc docteur Claude. (120) 67:2036.1-2 

Mangin (A.) Mysteries of the ocean. (53) 42:2279 

Manne ( A E. rf^. ) Diet, des ouvmges an<mymes. (59)...*Li 

( L.C.J. rf«.) Recueil d'ouv rages anoymcs. (.^9).,..*L 

Manso (T.C.F.) Ost-goth. Reich in Italien. (39) 26:2620 
Mantell (G.A.) (ie<»logic«l excursi«)ns. (54) 42:1046 

Medals of crcatic»n.^ (54) 42:1947-8 

Petri factitms. (54) 42:22:^5 

Thoughts on a pebble. (54) 42:2139 

Wonders of geologv. (54) 42:1949-50 

Same ". 42:1951-2 

Manton (W F.) In.^ect*. (IOH) 44:i<»50 

Maquet (A.) La nviison du b.iigneur. (120) 57:2039 1-2 

March (F.A.) Anglo Saxon reader. (130) 1:799 

Marion (F.) Balloon accents. (74) 62:924 

Mariotti (L.) (>»<?««/.) See Qallenga (A.) 
Marivaux ( P.C.deC.f/c.) (Euvres. (128). ..66:3468.1-2 
Markham [Mr.s.) (pseud.) See Penrose (E.C.) 

(C.R.) Peruvian bark. (90) 62:2225 

Vovages of W. Baffin, 1612-1622. (137) *21:16 

(R.") AlM>Hrd the Mavis. (15) 38:2523 

Marot{C.) O-Aivres. (144) »31:27I5 

Marsh (O.C.) Odonthomithes. (142) *42:1012.7 

Marshall (E.) Dorothy's daughters. (80) 38:2625 

Marshman iJ.C.) Ui>torv of India. (39)..26:l798-i800 
Martin (B.LIL) Age of Louis XIV. (51)..26:3114-15 
Decline of the French monarchy. (51). ...26:31 16-17 

Hist«.iredc Franco. (51) 26:308.5-3101 

History of France. (0) «26:3I 13.1-2 

(F.) Naturge-^chichte fur die Jugend. (169)... 43:1868 

fL.A.) Education des mtires. (21) 2:4962 

(P.) Anglican-ritualism. (82) 4:3477 

(R.M.) China. (39) 26:1918-19 

(W.A.P.) The Chin.»<e. (23) 10:546 

fW.C.L.) Mammiferous aninuils. (Ill) 44:7:^8 

Martineau (H.) British rule in India. (:<9) 26:1803 

Marvin (A. P.) History of Worcester. (6) 29:2936 

Marwick(J.D.) Royal burghs ofScotland.(08)*28:021.l-4 
Masius I H.) Natur^tudien. (169) 43:1870 

l)i.« ThierweH. (157) 44:390 

Mason (J.) Year-bo«ik of facts, 1879-80. (20) 41:315 

MasBOn (G.) Francis I. (137) 26:3112.1-2 

(.VI.) .sw Qaudichot-Masson. 

Masury (J.W.) House-painting. (142) 62:1601 

Mathews (M.H.) Dr. Gilbert's daughter's. (192) 38:2688 

(W.) Literary style. (128) 33:2941 

Mathias (G.H.D.) En avant messieurs. (21)... 2:4968 
Matlack (L.C.) Anti-slavery struggle. (UOj... 64:1737 
Secession. (154) .". 64; 1739 



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Index op Autboes. 



Matthews (0.) Enchanted moccasins. (80)..38:2G82.a 

(J.B.) French dramatists. (190) 10:3804 

(VV.) Hydraulia. (74) 52:06 

Maunaen6( K.«).jTheone de Taction chimiqup.(i»0i61:n80 

Maunder (S.) Natuml history, (ill) 44:303 

Maurenbrecher (W.) Kathol. Reformation. (82) 4:1265 

Maurice (T.) History of Hi ndostan. (30) '^26:32r.l-2 

(ISO) *2G:'oli)':i-4 

Maury { M.F.) Physical geography of tht^sea. ( 137) 60: 1 r>5 

Phvsische Geographic. (137*) 60:ir»t) 

Maxwell (W.H.) Hillside >*ketche.-!. ( 140)... 22:2300-01 

(W.S ) Portraits, basts and mss.of VV .Scott. (175) ♦A 

May(T.P.) The carl of Mavli^-ld. (124) 38:2787 

A prince of Bretfney. (io2) 38:2^20 

Mayhew(H.) The Rhine. (140) *6O:20()r,-7 

Mayo (R.) Lessons on shells!, (ill) 44:25{i3 

Mead(E.D.) Philo.sophy ofCarlyle. (132) 2:1408 

(H.) The Sepoy revolt. (39) 26:1807 

Meade (H ) A ride'through New Zealand. ( I40)..22:2717 

(L-T.) IIow -Nora Crena saved her own. ( 15)..38:'-^44 

MothtT Herring's chicken. (124) 38:2H45 

Meding (O.) Europliischo Miniin. (05) 69:402.1-2 

Held und Kaiser. (05) 69:458.1-2 

Kreuz und Schwcrt. (05) 69:4.')7.1-2 

Dcs Kronprinzcn Regiment, (05) 69:450.1-3 

Zwei Kaibcrkronen. (95) 59:46.'i.l-2 

Meehan (T.) Wayside flowers. (123) *43:2525 

MeififB ('I.F.) Pennsylvania hospital. (29) 46:554 

Meinhold (W.) Marv Srhweidler. (125) 38:2852 

MeliBh (J.) Atlas of the United States. (24)...*6O:1037 

Mela (A.) Neue Horizonte. (16) 68:2310-52 

Melun (A. de) Life of Sister Rosalie. (68) 26:636 

Melzi (li.) Dizionario di opere anoninie. (50) *Li 

Menault (E.) Intelligence of animals. (Ill ) 44:574 

Mendel (H.) Musikalisches Lexicon. (93)..»63:2233.1-11 
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (F.) Briefe. ((>8) 26:2244.1-2 

MendOZa(D.) Memoirs of the life -f. (85) 24:2637 

Menzel(W.) History of Germany. (1 18).. ..28:1615-17 

Menzies (S.) Turkey old and new. (68) 28:2800.1-2 

Mercer (C.) Waterloo eampaij^n. (40) 26:3120-21 

Meroier (A.) Anatomie de la vessie. (20) 46:4244 

Meredith (L. A.) Tasmanian friends, (74) *44:302 

Merivale (C.) Fall of the Roman republic. (40). ..26:2303 

History of the Romans. (103) 26:2304-0 

(H.) Historical studies. (40). 26:45 

Merrill (G.E.) Story of the manuscripts. (09) 3:393 

(S.) East of the Jordan. (164) 22:516 

Merrjrweather (F.S.) Bibliom. in the middle ages.i 50)*Li 

Meseer (F.A.) British wild flowers. (10) '.....43:685 

Metastasio (P.) Opere scelte di. (I2j 32:2750.1-6 

Mettemich ( C.W.N. L. row.) Memoirs. (85)..24:2030.l-4 

Metz (C.L.) Prehistoric monuments. (24) *10:700 

Meyer (C.)Walther von derVogelweide. (175) In 41:221 7 

(C.F.) Denkwurdifi:e Tage. (95) 68:2357 

Georg Jenat«ch. (05) 68:2350 

Der Heilige. (95) 68:2358 

(G.) Befreiung der Waldstiitte. (86) In 41:2216 

Die Ekkeharte von St. Gallen. (85) In 41:2217 

(L.) Theorien der Chemie. (90) 51:1771 

Meyrick (T.) Lives of the early popes. (2). ..4:2800.1-2 
M^zeray (F.E.rf«.) History of France. (24)...«26:3255 
Michaud (J-^O History of the crasades. (40) 26:1008-10 

Michel (M.) La reliure franchise. (45) ■: *A 

Miohelet(J.) The bird. (i:u) *44:i80o 

French revolution. (51) 26:3154 

Histoire romaine. (40) 26:2320-21 

L'insecte. (157) 44:2134 

Roman repuolic. (40) 26:2322 

Samf 26:2323 

Miohell (S.) Mine drainage. (142) 62:353 

Micke (R.) Der zweite punische Krieg. (40). ..26:2326 

Mifirnet (F.A.A.) French revolution. (51) 26:3162 

Revolution fran<;aise. (51) 26:3100-61 

Miles (L.) Phrenology. (34) 2:1930 

Mill (J.) British India. (40) *26:3250-8 

Same 26:1810-18 

(J.) The fossil spirit. (54) 42:1067 

Primary education. (21) 2:5000 

Miller (C.H.) The Danitos in the Sierras. (125) 88:2988 



Miller (C.H.) Shadows of Shasta. (80) 38:2987 

(G.) History. (40) 26:00-93 

(H.) Geology of the Ba>s rock. (54) 42:1971 

Old red sandstone. (54) 42:1972 

Popular jLceology. (54) 42:1973 

Testimony of the rocks. (54) 42:1974 

(J.S.) History of the crinr)idpa. (54) *42:2033 

(O.T.) Queer peU^ at Marcy's. (20) .: 44:598 

(W.A.) Elements of chennstrv. (90) 61:1774 

(143) \ 61:1781.1-2 

Mills (A.) Literatureof Great Britain. ( I 75)..10:3576-7 

Pets of the ancient Greeks. (175) 10:4301 

(C. ) History of the crusades. (40) 26:1011-12 

(T.B.) Editorial excursion to Arkansjis, (86)..21:2349 

Minchln (G.M.) Treatise on statics. (143) 61:2206 

Miner (T.B.) Bee-keepers manual. (Ill) 44:2376 

Mionnet (T.E.) Medailles antiques. (86)..*10:6608.1-7 
Mirabeau. History of the (ourt of Berlin. (118)..28:1025 

Mlrick (B.L.) Hi>tory of Haverhill. (6) 30:1719 

Mitchel(J.) .Jail journal. (154) 64:2502 

Mitchell (D.G.) Old story-tellers. (102) 38:3014 

(J.) Practical a>sayin*g. (75) 62:462 

Same !....' 62:403 

(S.W.) Diseases of the nervous system. (75)46:17 75 

(T.) Cosmogony. (102) ". 3:3791 

Mitchinson(A.W.)* The expiring continent(137)21:l088 
Mitford (W.) The history of Greece. (40)..,26:2076-85 

Same , 26:2080-93 

Mittendorf. Diseases of the eve and ear. (75). ..46:3942 

Mivart (Sl.G.) The cat. (14:^) 44:740 

Mohr (F.) Chemi-Kche Toxicologic. (75) 61:1782 

Mohlbech (C.) Bibliothekwissenschaft. (59) ♦L 

Molesworth ( .Vr«. ) A chri-tmas-child. (15). ..37:3200 

Hermy; story of a little ^irl. (15) 37:3259 

MoUett (J.W.) Sir David VVilkie. (08) 26:1794 

Mollhausenf B.) Der Schatz von Quivira.(05)68:2300.1-3 

Mommsen (T.) History of Rome. (40) 26:2337-41 

Same 26:2344-45 

Romisehe Geschichte. (40) 26:2330-33 

Monck (W.H.S.) Sir William Hamilton. (iy6) 2:105 

Money (E.) Cultivation of tea. (143) 62:2238 

Mongredien. Free- trade movem't in England. (70)64: 385 

Same, ♦B:314.1 

Monniot (V.) Marguerite a vingtans. (126)67:2221.1-2 

Monro (A.) The nervous sy.stem^ (29) *60:5 !90 

Monsanto (H.M.) Commerc. corrcapondence.( 132)2:3512 

Monstrelet (E.de) Chronicles. (51) ♦26:3260-64 

Montagru (W.E.) Campaigning in S. Africa. (6)..21:1087 

Mont^pin (X.) L'idiot. (126) 67:2224.1-2 

MontesinoB (F) Mem, sur I'ancien Perou. (149)..29:n3 
Montgromery (J.) Literature, poetry, etc. (175).. 10:3049 

Moodie (S.) Flora Lyndsay. (8o) 38:3088 

Moore (M.B.) Geographical reader. (137) 60:517 

Moreoamp (A. ) Liveboys in the Black Hills.( 1 5"i38:31 1 1 
Morgran (H.J.) Canad. parliam. companion. ( 1 40 )*8 1:972 

Dominion annual register, (141) *81:973 

(L.H.) The American beaver. (Ill) 44:741 

Morgr&ns (W.) Manual of mining tools. (75). ..62:470 

Atlas *62:3071 

Morley (H.) English literature. (175) *lO:6502 

English verse and prose. (175) *10:6571 

English writers. (175) 10:3583-5 

Morris i(-.) Classical literature. (56) 10:4304 

(E.) Ten ne«.«ee gazetteer. (24) 60:1503 

(F.O.) Hi>tory of British birds. (157)..«44: 1807-1 2 

(J.) British fossils. (54) 42:2237 

(L.) Papers, 1738-40. (24) ♦30:1072.4 

(R.) Blickling homilies. (08) ♦1:4050.73 

Morrison (L.A.) Morrison familv, (24) 23:2085 

Moseley (J.D.) Little Zee. (15) 38:3159 

Motherby(G.) Medical dictionary. (29) ^60:5302 

Motley ^ J. L.) Historic pr<»gress, (154) 64:1394 

Rise'of the Dutch republic. (118) 28:1235-7 

Motz (H.) Lessingu. das deutsche Drama. (175).In 41:2215 

Moulton (L.C.) ^Jessie's neighbor. (172) 38:3184 

Random rambles. (103) 22:975 

Moultrie (J.) Guadeloupe fossil skull. ( 188). ...44:2542 

Mudge (Z.A.) Plymouth Rock. (6) 29:494 

Mudie (R.) Babylon the great. (137) 60:2482-3 



Index of Authorb. 



208 



Index of Authors. 



Mudie (R.) The earth. (149) 60:167 

FeHthered tribes of British inlands. (Ill )..44: 1820-21 

Thesi'a. (14^) 60:1C8 

Muhlenberg^* Woman and her accusers. (8)..*70:19'>l 
Muirhead. Inventions of James Watt. (75)..62:7G8-70 

Mulford (E.) The republic of God. (9y) 3:47r.8 

Mulhall (M.G.) Progress of the world. (8) 54:300 

Muller(A.) Aelt. Spiu-endes Mensehen. (8t))...In 41:2215 
Gebirgsbau des 6t. Gotthard. (75) In 41:2217 

Oas Wachsien der Steine. (75) la 41:2216 

[CO.) Griechiselie Literaiur. (175) 10:i;»Ot)-7 

Hellcnischo tJtamuie uiid Stiidte. (4«i) 26:2094-0 

History of the Doric race. (40) 26:2t»iJ7-98 

Literatun'of ancient Greece. (175) 10:4311-18 

(K.) VVorterbuch der engl. Sprache. (98)..*l:5124.1-2 

(F.M.) The Dhanimapuda. (131) 10:2058.10 

Sanscrit literature. (17H) 10:4023 

Urspriing der Keligion. (h2) 10:2159 

(G.K ) Voy«ge> faiti-s par les Ru.^ses. ( 149)2 1:53H.1-J 

[J.vou] History of the world. (103) 26:415-18 

Munde (C j Unlerricht im Knglisc-hen. (19) 1:1047 

Mungfer ('l. T.) Gn the threshold. (»2) 33:3(»98 

Muiitz(E.) Raphael, sa vie, son oeuv re. (118) *A 

Munzingrer v^V.) Krbrecbtliche Studien. (70) In 41:2210 
MurchiBOn(C) I'aunaantiquasivalensi^. (54)ln*42:2218 

(R.I.) Geology of Cheltijnhani. (54i 42:1400 

Siluria. (54j 42:19K0 

Murray (A.S.) History of Gr«'ek sculpture. (75)..10:2o:u 

(U ) British India. (40) 26:1824 

and others. British Indi «.. (iO) 26:1821-2:{ 

(J.) Handbook fur travellers. (O) *22:2813 

(L.) Engliifh grammar. (19) 1:1054 

—^—^— ' jv.e\ lO exercises .•.......••. ...•. ...... .•.•••••••..••.x> •"••^j 

Mushet (D.) Papers on iron and steel. (75) 62:470 

Musser (D. ) Reformed Mennonite church. (178) 4:2094 

Myers (F.W.H.) AVordsworth. (O) 26:1878 

Napier (H.E.) Florentine hi8t<«ry. (40) 26:2»i3l-30 

(J.) Ancient workers in metal. (75) 62:-l84 

Chemistry applied to dyeing. (75) 62:1550 

Elc'tro-metallurgy. (75) 62:1554 

Napoleon I. Correspondance. (80) 26:2208.1-7 

Memoirs of the history of France. (51) 27:10-16 

Nasby (P.V.) (pseud,) 6>e Locke (D.R.) 

Nasmith (I).)Chronom.chartofhi?t. of Engl.(6)»28:3004 

Nason (E.) History of Dunstable, Mass. (0) 30:1«84 

NaBBe(E.) Agricult.comm.of the middle ages.( 154)66: 1^04 
NeesvonEsenbeck. Formenlehred.Natur.(l 09)43: 1 71 1 

Nelson (H. A.) 8in and salvation. (131) 3:4974 

Nesbit (J.C.) Natural guanos. (90) In *7O:901 

Nevin (W.W.) Vignetles of travel. (0) 22:984 

Newman (E.) Grammar of entomology. (1 11). ..44:2 139 
History of insects. (HI) 44:2140 

(S.M.) America. (137) *29:1765 

Newton (1.) Chronology. (40) 26:144 

(W.W.) The palace beautiful. (131) 6:5491 

Nichols (T.L.) The diet cure. (92) 46:2622 

Nicholson (•).) The operative mechanic (75). ..62:040 

Same 62:041.1-2 

(J.B.) Art of bookbinding. (26) 62:1464 

(P.) Guide to railway masonry. (75) 62:l'>2 

Mechanic's companion. (20) 62:1378 

Nlcol (J.) Manual of mineralogy. (51) 42:2142 

Nicolas (H.) Chronologv of history. (40) 26:145 

Niebuhr (B.G.I History'of Rom^.' (41) 26:2357-9 

Lectures on ancient history. (41 ) 26:875-7 

Romischft Geschichte. (40) 26:2300 

Nieuhoff(J-) Brasiliaense zee en lant-reize.(149)*21:3195 

Embassy to China. (149) »22:30I8 

Nightingale ( F.) Pflege bei Kranken u. Gcs. (29) 46:2274 

Nimmo(W.) Histt^ry of Stirlingshire. (68) 28:771.1-2 

Nitzsch (C.L.) Ptervlographv. (ill) *44:3086 

Noble (J.) Fiscal legislation. 'l842-65. (1.54) 64:409 

Nohl (L.) Unsere geistige Bildung. (21) 2:5«i64 

Nolan (E.H.) British empire in India. (41). ..26:1831-2 

(T.) The teh-scope. (90) 61:2535 

Noldeke (T.) Syri^che Grammatik. (98) 1:2172 

Normanby, Marquis of . See'Phijips (C.H.) 

Norris (T.) American angler's book. (61) 10:5932 

American fish culture. (112) 44:798 



Norris (WE.) Matrimony. (94) 38:3665 

North (T.) Five years in Texas. (6) 21:1483 

Northrup (A.J.) 'Sconset cottage life. (118). ...21:2306 
Nott (J.C.) a/u/Gliddon. Indigenous racts.( 1 12)*44:3060 
Nougaret (l^J.B.) Histoired'Allemagne (24). ..28: 1038 

Nourse (C.C.) Iowa and the centennial. (24) 30:535 

Nowland(J.H.B.) Prominent citizens of 1876.(6}*23:3045 
Nunez Cabega de Vaca. Com mental res. ( 1 5u )..29: 1 62 

Relation et naufrages. (150) 29:163 

Nuttallir.) Ornitholoi^v. Land birds. (iri)...44: l«36 
Water biids. (112) 44:1837 

Sa7ne. (143) *70:145« 

Nystrom (J.W.) On screw prupellers. (75). 62:898 

Oakey (A.F.) Building a home. (75) 63:50.5 

H<.me grounds. (123) 62:2766 

(M.R.) Beauty in dres.*. (128) 38:433 

O'Brien (F.- J.) Pnems and stories. (03) 34:1796 

(R.Ii.) The Irish land question, 1829-09. tf<8)..64:664 

Ochsenheimer ( F. ) iSchmetterlinge. (112). ..44:^147-63 

Ookley (S.) History of the Saracens. (41) 26:169u 

Ogilvie (G.) Master-builder's plan. (112) 44:403 

Oken(L.) Naturge8<hichte. (!88) ♦43:18»o-93 

Abbildungen *A 

Oldberg (O.) Metric system in medicine. (75). ..46:5269 
Oliphant (L.) The land of Giiead. (08).. 22:522 

(M.O.) CVrvMnti's. (6) 24:108 

Oliver (M.) Old and new friends. (02) 38:3B86 

Ruby Hamilton. (62) 39:3887 

Olmstead (1>.) Natural philosophy. (45) 41:2544 

Omar Chajjam. Lieder und SpriU-he. (93) 31:24o7 

Ompteda ( 1<*- t;o7<.) Leben in England. (103). ...22:2417 

Ondcrdonk (H.) Queenscounty. (103) *30:3257 

Oort ( H.) and Hooykaas. Bihle f(»r IcMrners. (3) 4:;<55-7 

Oppert (J.) Assyrische Kunst. (75) In 41:2215 

O'Reilly (J.B.) 'stuiues in the block. (93) 31:1309 

OrteliuS( A.) Parergoii,sivevet.g«'ogr. aliqvot tab.(137)*A 

Orton (J.) Underground treasures. (109) 42:2147 

( W.) Government telegraphs. (154) 64:666 

Osburn ( W.) History «.f Egypt. (41) 26:1975-6 

Osenbriiggen. Deut. R<'chtssprichw6rter.(90) In 41:2217 
Osmaston (J.) Old Ali; or, travels long ago. (137)21:565 
Osmont (J.B.L.) Dictionnaire typographique. (59). ..*L 
Ossoli (S..M.rf'.) Papers on literature and art.( 176)10:3622 
Osten-Sacken. Cat. of the diptera of N. A. ( 1 1 2)44:227 1 
Otis (F.N.) Lectures on syphilis. (29) 46:4303 

^J.) Toby Tyler. (172) ^ 38:3944 

Oettinger (E.M.) Bibliographic blographique. (5}>)...*Ij 

OttO(F.) Deutsche Geschichten. (15o) 28:1641 

Oustalet (F.) Uistoire de la medecine. (29) 46:491 

Overbeck. Pompeji in seinen Gebauden. (ROK.*10:6352 
Overman (F.) Manufacture of iron. (76) 26:496 

Manufacture of .«teel. (76) :.... 62:497 

Mechanics. (76) 62:1383 

Same *62:1384 

Practical mineralogy. ^76) 62:499 

Treatise on metallurgy. (70) 62:498 

Owen (C.) Culture and co(»king. (hS) 64:2706 

(R., Mammalia. (1121.....* .44:746 

Museum of natural history. (169) 43:1897 

Packard (A.S. j/M The Hessian fly. (112) *44:2172 

Paddock (A.g!) Fate of Madame La Tour. (192)38:4«'18 
Page (D.) Geology for general readers. (o4)....42:200<> 
Handbook of geological terms. (54) 42:2n(t7 

.Man; where, whence, whither. (112) 44:1290 

Past and proent life. (54) 42:2008 

Text-book of geology. (54) 42:2003 

Page (H. A.) (pseitd.) .SV<r Japp ( A.H.) 

Paget (G.) Light cavHlry britfade. (137) 28:2551 

Palacky(F.) Geschichte von Bohmen. (ll8)..28:l650-58 

Palladius (R.T.A.) On husbondrie. (98) «1:4050.52 

Palmer (K.H.) Haroun Alraschid. (0)... 24:1573 

The Qur'an. (131) ; 10:2058.6,9 

(F.B.) Company precedent^. (71) 66:726 

(L.) Jean nette's cisterns. (192) -...38:4125 

( W.P.) Kchoes of half a century. (12) 31:2776 

Parker (K.G.) Oration. July 4, 1850. (63) ♦B:291.10 

(E.L.) History of Londonderry. (24) 30:1743 

Parkman(F.) The Oregon trail. *(103) 21:2391 

Parloa (M.) Appledore cook-book. (154) 64:2707 



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Index of AuTHOBa 



Parloa(M.) New cook book. (71) 64:2708 

Parr (L.) Adam and Kve. (15) 88:4234 

Parry (S.H.J.) Journey round the world. (68)21:478.1-2 
Partington. Cyclo. of arts and 8ciences.( H>9)*62:340l.l-'i 

Parton (J.) Life of Voltaire. (103) 25:1407.1-2 

PasiO (F.) Cliriatianiia di Giappone. (i78)...In ♦4:2444 

Lettera di Giuppone. (17«) ..In *4:2444 

Patmore (C.K.D.) Children's garland. (93) 31:2240 

Patten (J. A.) Clergy of New York. (6) 23:1213 

Patterson (K.L.) Birds, tishes and colacea (lo)...44:4'22 

Pattison (J.) (/wncer. (92) In *70:9iil 

Payne (A.M.M.) Outj*ide the walls. (8(>) 38:42«u 

Peake(J.) Naval architecture. (76) ! 62:iKil 

Peard(F.At.) Mother Molly. il5) 38:43u4 

Pearson (.3.) First settlers of the co. of Albany. (♦i)23: 1924 

Peebles (J.M.) Immortality. (3) 3:5*289 

Peirce(B.) Physical scienceH. (123) 41:25W7 

( E.W.) Plymouth and K. I. colonies. ((5) -29: 1191 

PelOUbet (S.S.) Legal maxims in law and equity. (H)55: 124 

Penny (V.) Think and act. (8t^) .".....64:21 i:h 

Penrose (E.G.) History of France. (52) 27:47 

Same 27:46-0 

History of Germany. (IIH) v.. ..28: 1065 

Pepys (S.)" Uiary and correspondence. ( 24)...*26: *20. 1-6 

Percy (J.) Traitc de metallurgie. (76) ♦62:513-17 

Perkins (C.C.) Italian sculptors. \Ab) ♦10:0497 

(G.A.) Karly times on the Susquehanna. (6)..30:I34'< 

Perrin (J.) French and Engli.sh conversation. (19:^1:1436 

Perry (A.) The schoolmaster's trial. (62) 38:4347 

( N.) A book of love stories, f 125) 38:4355 

Peter ( R.) Mode of collecting. ( 18m) In 44:2542 

Peters (De.W.C.) Life of Kit Carson. (6) 24:65 

Petheram (J.) Ani^lo Snxon literature. (176) 10:4634 

Petri (F.E.) UHndl)uch der Fremdworter. (P.n..^l:f)534 

Pettigrew (T..J.) Hibliotheca Sui^sexiann. (59) ♦L 

Pflster I .I.e.) Gei»chicbte derTeutschen. (ll8)28:167<i-74 
Phear(J.B.) The a rysm village in India. (H8)...64:427 

Phelps (A.) Theory of preaching. (162) 6:4481 

(£.S.) B«iys of Brimst<me Court. (172) 38:4389 

Friends; aduet. (125) 38:4372 

Philippi (K.A.) Conchyiiologie. (157) 44:2539 

Phillimore (CM.) Yta Angelico. (6) 23:1214 

Phillips (E.C.) Meyrick's promise. (16) 38:4409 

(J.) Manual of geology. (54) 42:2011 

Treatise on geology. (55) 42:2012-13 

(J.vS.) The explorers' companion. (10) 62:526 

Phipps (C.H.J A year of revolution. (52) 27:20-21 

Piatt (J.J.) layls and lyrics of Ohio valley. (12)..31:2786 
Pickering (C.)*Geogr.di.strib.ofanimal'». *{ l43)..*6O:4054 

Picton (J. A.) Mystery of matter. (100) 2:1592 

Pierson (H.VV.) In the brush. (184) 21:2399 

Pimenta (N.) Lettera. (179) In ^4:2444 

Pinkerton (A.) Bucholz and the detectives. (62)..38:4545 

iiailroad forger and the detectives. (192) 38:4549 

Spiritualists and the detectives. (192). 38:4548 

Pinneo (T.S.) Exercise.^ in false syntax. (19) 1:1273 

Pitha and Billroth. Uandb. d. Chifurgie.( 1 23)46:3244.1-2 

Pitt (J.) How to brew good beer. (76) 62:1488 

Planche (F.D'A.) Guess me. (61) 10:6179 

Piatt (F.) Geology of Blair co. (143) ♦42:1587.1-2.T 

Waste in mining anthracite. (143). ♦42:1587.A2 

(W.G.) Rep. of prog, in Armstrong co.(55)M2:1587.H5 

Rep. of progress in Jefferson co. ( 1 43) ...♦42: 1 587. H 6 

Playfair (G.M.U.) Cities and towns of China. (6). ..00:553 

Plint (T.) Crime in England. (154) 64:2509 

Plutarohus. Essays. (178) -1:2726 

Greek history. (41) 26:2104 

Pococke (E.) andotherft. History of Greece. (lO.S) 26:2106 

Poe(E.A.) Select work *. (32) 34:18.39 

Polko (E.) AmTheeti^choinerschonen Frau. (16)..69:102 

Musikalische Miirchen. (16) 69:103.1-3 

Pollock (F.) Spinoza. (83) 2:190 

Pons (A.J.) Sainte-Beuve et ses inconnues. (lift) 26:1365 

Ponton (M.) The beginning. (169) 43:190! 

Poole (p.C.) Among the Sioux or Dakota. (164)..21:2404 

(S-LJ Coins of the Moors. (6) ...10:6607 

(W.F.) Index to periodical literature. (59) *L 

Same, (69) *8 

Poop (L.E.) Sanskrit. (56) 10:4635 



Poroacchi da O. L'isole \Aii famose. (150)...*60:4543 
Porter( D.) Voyage in theSouthSeaB,1812--14.(l50)»22:2763 

(M.W.) Five little Southerners. (62).. 38:4664 

(N.) Intellectual science. (132) 2:1600 

(W.) Knights of Malta. (184; 10:6256-7 

(W.S.) Musical cyclopedia. (12) 63:2281 

Portlock (J.E.) Treatise on geology. (55) 42:2016 

Postans(M.) Facts and fictions. (32) 33:3409.1-3* 

Potter (A.) Principles of science. (76).... 62:1395 

rF.S.) Elfln Hollow. (15) 38:4666 

Princess Myra. I 15) '. 38:4665 

Pouohet (F.A.) The universe. (169) *43:1904 

Powell (R.D.) On consumption. (30) 46:2229 

Foy nter aAi<^ H. Classic and Italian painting. (10) 63:2563 
Pradt(D.D.rf4!.) Europe and America in 1821.(41)26:1330-31 

Pragay(J.) The Hungarian revolution. (118) 28:1680 

Presoott( W.ll.) Ferdinand and Isabella. (118) 27:850-52 

Philip II., king of Spain. (118) 27:853-6 

Prestwich (J.) Geological inquiry. (55) 42:2019 

Prideaux (T.S.) On eccmomy offuel. (76) 62:973 

Prior ( VV.D.) Hardy shrubs. (10) 43:640 

Pritchard (A.) History of animalcules. (157)...44:2477 

History of infusoria. (112) 44:2478 

Proctor (G.) History of Italy. (41) 26:2640 

(H ) H istory of the crusades. (41) 26:1019 

(R.A.) Poetry of astronomy. (10) 42:331 

Pr6lS8(R) Das neuere Drama. (144) 10:3062 

Proteaux(A.) Manufacture of paper. (76) 62:1676 

PrutZ ( R.) Ges<-h. d. neuesten Zeit. 1840-50. (41) 26:1335-6 

Puissant ( L) Traite de geodesic. (76) •62:163-4 

Pullingr ( F.S. ) Sir Josihua Reynolds. (6) 26:648 

Pumpelli(R.) Geological survey of MiRsouri.(143)^70:4531 

Pusey (E.B.) ^Vhat is of faith. ^3) 3:5288 

Putnam (A.) Witchcraft of New England. (20) 10:4898 

(K.) Bt»b's "breaking in." (192) 38:4773 

Putz(NV.) Mediwval geography and history. (41)26:1020 

Modern geography and history. (41) 26:1340 

Pye (H.J.j ()n commentators on Shakei-pear. (12)..32:3028 

**Q.** Dramatists of the present day. (164) 23:47 

Qualtrouffh (^E.F.) Sailor's handy book. (143)..62:886 
Quenstedt (F.A.) Handb. der Mineralogie. (55)42:2146 
Querard (J.M.) Bibliographie Voltairienne. (59). ...♦L 
Quinby. Gallows, prison, and poor-house. (I54)..64:2516 

(M.) Mysteries of bee-keeping. (112) 44:2380 

Quita (D.) Obras. (144) 31:2818.1-2 

Babbe (A.) anrf Duncan. Hist, of Rus8ia.(l 18)28:2370-71 

Radde (G.) Die Kaukasuslander. (138) ♦60:4480-81 

Radiffuet (M.R.) Les derniers sauvages. (150)..22:2754 
Rae(W.F.) Newfoundland to Manitoba. (164)..21:1820 

Raffles (T.S.) History of Java. H 18) 28:2953-4 

Raflnesque (C.S.) Coquillcs biyaive?>. (1 88). ..44:2542 

Rahn (J.R.) Das Erbe der Antike. (86) In 41:2216 

Raleiffh ( W.) History of the world. ( I04)....*26:3273 

Ralfs (J.) The British desmidieie. f90) ♦43:2531 

Rammelsberff (^'-F.) Chem. Metallurgie. (76)...62:539 
Rand (E.A.) The bark -cabin on Kcarsarge. (172)..39:104 

Roy's dory at the seashore. (15) 39:102 

The tent in the notch. (172) 39:106 

(E.S.) Bulbs. (143) ♦70:1176 

Rand, MoNally anrf Cb. Black Hills. (164)...^22:2857 

Randall (S.S.) Geology. (55) 42:2024 

Ranke (F.L.ron.l Civil wars in France. (52) 27:80 

Rankine fW.J.M.) Machinery and millwork. (76)62:653 

Miscellaneous scientific papers. (45) 41:2574 

The steam engine. (76) 62:790 

Rankingr(J-) Wars of Mongols and Romans.( 104)^1 0:6600 

Ranney (A.L.) Anatomical plates. (76) ♦46:290.3 

Anatomy of the nervous system. (155) 46:551 

Rastell (J.) Pastime of people. (41) ^26:3276 

Rathke (H.) Zur Morphologic. (112) ^44:1027 

Raumer. Gesch. der Hohenslaufen. (118) 28:1694-9 

Rawlinsrs (T.) Brit. N. American provinces. (24)..60:875 

Rawlinson (G.) Ancient hi. story. (41) 26:894 

Five great monarchies. (104) 26:890-93 

Origin of nations. (86) 10:591 

Raymond (R.W.) The merry-go-round. (192)..39:127 

Reade (C.) The wandering heir. (15) In 39:166.o 

Reaumur (R.A.F.</«.) Hist. desin8ectes.( 11 2)^44:31 12-1 7 
Reavis (L.U.) Lifeof Oen. Wm. S. Harney.( 1 18)24:1602 



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IkDEX or AUTHOBB. 



RocluB(E.) The earth. (160) 60:205-6 

History of ii roountnin. (86) 60:208 

Ocean, atmosphere and life. (45) 42:2281 

Redfleld (J.W.) Comparative physiognomy. (112)44:939 

Same 44:940 

Redhead. French revolutions, 1789 to l849.(52)..27:88-90 

Reed (E.J.) Japan. (69) 22:254.1-2 

-^ (H.) British poets. (176) 10:3641-2 

English literature. (176) 10:3644 

(J.) Rutland, Worcester co., Mass. (25)...*30:I873 

Reemelin (C) Review of Amer. politics. (154)..54:1454 
Rehberg* (F.) Drawint^s from nature at Naples. (10)...*A 
Rehm(F.) Geschichte des Mittelalters. (104)26:1030-37 
Reichel (L.T.) Moravians in N. Carolina. (3). ..4:4269 

( W.C.) Bethlehem female seminary. (178)... 2:4172 

Reiohenbaoh (M.von.) The Eiihhofs. (172) 39:227 

Reily (^W.M.) The artist and his mission. (178)..2:1634 

Rein (J.J.) Jnpan. (69) •22:257 

Relss (W.) anc/ IStiibel. Peruvian antiquities. (91)...*A 
R6mUBat (C.E.J .G. de V. de.) Letters. (138).. ..26:2326 
Renan ^E.) Home's influence on chribtianitv. (82)..4:3562 

Renick(W.) Memoirs (69) ! 26:2324 

Rennie (G.) Examples of tools and machines. (77)62:617 

(J.) Architecture of birds. (112).^ 44:1850 

Domestic habits of birds. (112) 44:lb51 

Fuculties of birds. (112) 44:1852 

Fahigkeiten der Vogel. (112) 44:1853 

Insect architecture. (112) 44:2194-6 

Same,. 44:2196 

Same. (157) 44:2108 

Insect miscellanies. (112) 44:2199 

Insect transformations. (112) 44:2200 

Lebenswciso der Vogel. (112) 44:1854 

Natural history of birds. (112) 44:1865 

andVleBtWOOd. Nat. hist, of insects (158)44:2201-2 

Renouard (A. A.) De I'imprimerie des Estienne. (118)*L 

Renwiok(J.) Steam engine. (77) 62:794 

Same 62:793 

Retz. Conspiracy of Fiosco against Genoa.(104) In 26:2647 
Reumont. The Carafas of Maddaloni. (104)...26:2645 

R6veil(F.O.) Du lait. (30) 46:1921 

Revelll6-PariBe.Dutemperam.m^lancolique.(30)46:20l3 

Rhees (W.J.) James Smithson. (25) 26:1067 

Ribera (G.</«.) Lettera delle Filippine. (179)..In *4:2444 

Rice(N.L.) Phrenology examined (34) 2:1967 

Ricluurds (L.E.) Five mice in a mouse-trap. ( 15)...39:31 1 
Riohardson ( A.D.) Beyond the Mississippi.( 150)21:2424 

(A.S.) English literature. (56) 110:3648 

Stories from old English poetry. (80) 39:317 

(C.F.) The choice of books. (63) 33:3488 

(E.) History of Woonsocket. (6) SO: 1987 

(O.F.) Geology^ (.o5) 42:2030 

(J.) Wonders of the Yellow-stone region.( 7)21:2426 

Richter (J.P.F.) Das Kampaner Thai. (16)..In 64:2103 

Riddle (A.G.) The house of Koss. (125) 39:403 

Riel (K.) Die Sternenwelt. (188) « 43:1909 

Riexnann(R.) MathematLsche Werke. (123)...*61:133 

Riffht-Hand Thunder. The Indian. (69) 10: 1 069 

Riley (C.V.) The cotton worm. (1.58) 44:2222 

Rimmer (K.) Land and freshwater shells. (10). ..44:2641 

Ripley anrf Taylor. Literature. (176) *10:3649 

"Rita" {pseud,) Fragoletta. (172) 40:2785 

Ritchie (A.I.) Madame de Sevignc. (150) 26:962 

(L.) Oriental nations. (41) 26:460-61 

Ritfiren (F.A.> Physiologic des Menschen. (188)...M1:174 
Robbins (C.) Hist, ofthe 2d church in Boston. (3) 4:2313 

(S.S.) Mabel's step-mother. ^192) 39:467 

Robert (C.) Les anges de Paris. (126) 67:2409 

Roberts (A.) Compan. to rev. version of N.T. (100) 3:310 

(D.) Views in Spain and Morocco. (86) *A 

(J.S.) Life off). Livingstone. (86) 24:2281 

(M.) History of the moUusca. (15h) 44:2482 

( W.) History of letter-writing. (176) 10:3065 

Robertson (F.W.) The human race, sermon. (3) 6:5612 

Living thoughU. (100) 6:2862 

(P.) Manual of elocution. (132) 2:3803 

( W.) History of America. (16C) In 29:1 

Reign ofthe emperor Charles V. (119) 28. 1 705 

Same. 28:1706 



Robinson. Languages of Slavic nations. (176) 10:4641 

(J.F.) British bee-farming. (11) 44:2384 

(W.) Mushroom culture. (11) 62:2278 

Robison and TredfiTOld. Carpentry. (188) 62:980 

andoihers. Construction of roofs. (188)^ 62:979 

Rocbefort(C.cfe) Hi»t.van dVyIandenvanA.(123)M3:I9l3 

(H.) Mademoiselle Bismarck. (80) ^...39:584 

RodenberfiT (J) Paris. (150) 60:2776 

Rodwell(J.) The rat. (158) 44:750 

Roe(K.P.) Without a home. (192) 39:627 

Rofirers (A.) Memoirs ot. (7) ..26:763 

(C.) Cis^rcian abbey of Cupar-Angus. (69) •28:782 

Cistercian priory of Coldstream. (69) ..28:783 

St. Anthony's m'orastery, Leith. (69) 28:781 

Three Scottish reformers. (69) 23:1291 

ItOgerua de Hf/vfdm. Annals. (104) ..26:899-900 

Roget(P.M.) Animal and veg. physiology.(169)43:l914-15 

Rohrioh (R.) liathselhafte Dinge. (55) 42:2031 

RoUin (C.) Ancient history. (104) 26:912 

Histoire ancienne. (104) 26:901-10 

Rollins (E.H.) Old-time child-life. (62) 89:633 

Romer (J.J.) Genera insectorum. (158) •44:3120 

Ronald8(K.) Cat. of books relating to electricity etc. (59)*L 
Roosevelt (R.B.) Game-bird8 of America. (61) 10:6015 

Roepell (R.) Geschichte Polens. (119) 28:2660 

Roqueplan (N.) Parisine. (128)... 66:5056 

Roquette (<>.) Con rud H agents mistake. (80)... 39:637 
Rosenthal (I.) Physiol, of muscles and nerves. (77) 46:945 

Ross (K.) Little mother Mattie. (125) 39:649 

(W.A.) Blowpipe analysis. (11) 61:1884 

Pyroloe:y, or fire chemistrv. (91) 61:1885 

Rosse (J.\V.) An index of dates. (104) 26:126-7 

Rossetti (C.G.) A pageant, poems. (19o) 31:1435 

(W..M.) Lives of famous poets. (184) 23:1301 

Rossmassler (£.A.) Fur frcie Stunden. (170) 43:1925 

Der Mensch im Spiegel der Natur. (170) 43:1926 

Studiura der Thierwelt (158) .44:415 

Das Wasser. (170) 43:1927 

Round (W.M.F.) Ro-^ecroft; a story. (94) 39:670 

Rousselet (L.) The two cabin boys. (172) 39:674 

Rowell (G.P.) and Co. Am. newspaper directory. (60). ..•L 

Rufflni (G.) D^couverte de Paris. (126) 67:2418 

Rtliz de- MontM/a (A.) Lalengva Gvarani. (130)*1: 1748.1-4 
Rush (J.) Philosophy ofthe human voice. (132)...2:3471 

Ruskin (J.) Arrows of the chace. (64) 33:3537 

Notes on S. Prout and W. Hunt. (11) ..63:807 

Same. (77) •A 

RUSS (C.) >atur- und Kulturbilder. (170) ..43:1930 

Thier- und Pflanzenwelt, (158) 44:416-17 

Russell (A.P ) Thomas Corwin. (184) 24:419 

(J.) Causes ofthe French revolution. (52)...27:110 

Historv of Europe. (41) 26:1401-2 

(J.) history of France. (52) 27:112 

(M.) History of the Barbary sUtes. (41) ..26:1980 

Nubia and Abyssinia. (41) 26:1981 

(W.) History of ancient Europe. (41). ...26:915-16 

History of modern Europe. (42) 26:1409-11 

Same. (42) 26:1412 

(W.H.) Todleben'sSebastopol, 1854-5. (119)..28:2660 

The war. (119) 28:2562 

Rutherford (M.) Autobiography. (164).. 26:839 

SadL Gulisttln; or, rose-garden. (64) 33:3547 

Saint-Germain ( J.T.</«.) (pseud.) See Tardieu (J.) 
St. John (C.H.) Country love and city life. (12),.31:1672 
St. Paul ( H.) Our home and foreic^n policy. ( 1 54)*64: 1 450 
Saint-:R6al. Conspiracy against Venice. (104).In 26:2647 
Saint-Simon. (L.deH.d>.) M^moires.... (25)26: 1045.1-2 
Sainte-Beuve (C.A.) M. de Talleyrand. (119)..26:1247 

Souvenirs ct indiscretions. (138) 26:1364 

Saintsbury (G.) Dryden. (69). 24:725 

French literature. (56) 10:3949 

Samarow (G.) (pseud.) See llLedine (O.) 

Samuels (E.A.) Ornithology and oology. (158)..*44:1861 

Samuelson (J.) The earth-worm. (158) 44:2277 

The honey-bee. (158) 44:2386 

Sand (G.) (pjfud) S^tfDudevant (A.) 
Sandford. Kise and progress of literature. (176).. 10:3069 
Sandwith(H.) The Hekim Bashi. (15)....89: 11 14.1-2 
Sansom (A.S.) Disoases of the heart (92).. ....46: 1414 



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Index of Authobs. 



Sar£rent (E.) Harper's cyclopedia of poetry.( 144)3 1:2 152 

Scientific basis of spirituilssm. (20) 10:5117 

(J.T.) The Radical Club of Boston. (64). ...33:3560 

Saunders (J.) The temptor behind (62) 39:1143 

Savasre ( J.) New Zealand. ^86) 22:2704 

(M.J.) Belief in Gud. (100) 3:3936 

Sawyer (W.K.) Electric lighting (2*\) 52:1552.5 

Saxby (S.M.) Steam and rnMrine engine. (ri3)..62:8<i5 

Say (T.) Shells of North America. (l^S) In 44:2542 

Sayer (F.) History of Gibraltar. (119) 27:876 

Sayffd. Memoirs de tante Gertrude. (126) 67:2604 

Soamell (G.) Breweries and makings. (11) 62:1490 

Scarlett (P.O. ) Memoir of Jamea Svinrlett. (138)...26:872 
Sohaab (C.A.) Erfind.d. Buchdruckerkunst.(69)*L: 1.9.3-5 
Sohafer. Quellenkunded.griech. Ge6chichte.(138i26:2163 

(H.) Geschiehte von Portugal. (119) 27:^83-7 

Soheiffer. Dasburgerl Zeughaus in Wicn. (119)^28:1710 

Soherr (J.) Germania. (104) •A 

Geschiehte der Religion. a62) 10:2161 

Schiller (J.O.F.wn.) Gedichto. (93) 31:1495 

The maid of Orleans. (12) In 31:86 

Revolt of the Netherlands. (119) .28:1260 

Same In 34:1927-8 

Same^ 28:1716 

Sammtliche Werke (64) 66:1275-93 

The thirty years' war. (119) 28:1717 

Same In 34:1927 

Same 28:1715-16 

Schlilz(H.) Saugethicre. (158) 44:753 

Schlasrintweit (E.) Indien in wort und Bild. (8(>)...*A 

(Rwn.) Hypsometry of India. (150) *60:4343 

Schlegel (O.W.F.) The hist, of literature. (n6)..lO:3084 

Lectures on modern history. (42;.... 26:1416 

Philosophy of history. (42) 26:100 

Schleiden (M.J.) Das .Meer. (45) »42:2284 

Studien. (170) ! 43:1934 

Sohliemann (U.) Ilios. (7) *10:v*65 

Same ♦A 

Sohlosser (F.C.) Gesch.desis. Jahrh. (104)..26: 1420-27 

Weltgeschichie. (104) 26:475-83 

Same 26:484-502 

Schmarda (L.K.) Geogr. Verbreit.d.Tbipre.( 158)44:460 
Schmidel (U.) Ilistnired'un voyage curieux. (150)29:161 
Schmidt (C.) Die Verein.St^aten v. N.-A. (138)..21:2464 

(K.A.) Geschiehte von Frankreich. (52)...27:116-19 

(J.) Deutsche Literatur. (176) 10:4181-3 

(J.A.F.) Bibliothekswissenschaft. (6o) •L 

(K.) 6 escbichte der Padagogik. (83) 2:4291-4 

Sohmitt (O tH>yi.) Curability of cancer. (vr2). ..*6O:3030 

SohmitE ( li •) Ancient history. (42) 26:926 

History of Rome. (42) 26:2382 

Schneider ( L.) Aus meinem Leben. (86). ..26:885.1-3 
Schnitzler(J.H.)Secret history of liussia.( 1 19)28:2440-41 

Schdnberff (O.) Die Frauenfrage. (71) In41:22iC 

Schoonebeek.Fondationdeiiordresreligieux(S6)*10:5789 
SchOUler (J.) HistoryoftheU.S.of A. M 19)...29:H43 
SohOUW (J.F.) E>«rth, plants and man. (1 50).. ..60:221 

Erde, Pflanzen u. Mensch. (150) 60:222 

Schreiber (C.) Physisch-med. Topographie. (188)»41:178 
Schubert (G.H.oon.) Gesch.der Natur. (170) 43:1941.1-3 
Schultz(A.) Das hofische Leben. (86). ......10:4714.1-2 

Schweffler (A.) Rdmische Gcscnichte. (42). ..26:2385-8 
SchweifiTfirer (A.F.) Ueber Corallen. (158)....*44:2487 

Schwenck (K.) Worterbuch d. latein.Sprach.-.(19)»l:5710 

Schwendeuer (S.) Culturpflanzen. (77) In41:2215 

Schwendler (L.) Telegraph lines. (i23) 62:1807 

Sdater ( P.L) Monograph of birds. ( I f)8) *44: 1865 

Scoresby- Jackson ( R. K. ) See Jackson ( R. E.S. ) 
Scot (J.) Scottish statesmen. 1550 to 1650. (69). ..28:784 
Scott (H.) Fasti ecclesisB Sooticame. (82) *4:6352-7 

(H.L.) Military dictionary. (II) 62:1982 

(L ) Fra Bartolommeo. (7) 23:1363 

(M.E.) Keith; or, righted at last. (172) 39:1296 

(T.J.) Missionary life in India. (151) 22:435 

Scudder (H.E.) Boston town. (184) 30:1584 

Seven little people. (172) 39:1616 

(H.J.) Address deliv. at Glen Cove, L. 1. (25) 30:1704 

SouU(S.A.) Greek mythology. (20) 10:1978 

Seamer (M.) Shakespeare's stories. (15) 39:1525 



Searle ( W.8.) Nervous disease. (123) 46:1724 

Searles (W.ll.) Field engineering. (188) 64:114 

Sears (B.) Chissical studies. (176) 10:3330 

Sebastian (P.C.) Peregrinazione del mondo.(138)*2 1:640 
S^dillot (C.) Le <hloruforme ot I'^ther. (30)... ..46: 5490 

Seebohm (H.^^ Sibt^ria in Kurope. (69) 22:116 

Segruin (E.) Educntion des idiots. (30) 46:2729 

S6eur (P.P.i/r.) Expedition to Russia, 1812. (52)27:125-6 

Same 27:127-8 

Same 27:129-30 

Sellar (W.Y.) Roman poets of the republic. (176) 10:4518 
Selys-Longrchamps. Libellulid^es. (158).....*44:2125 

Semper (K.) Aninwl life. (77) 44:464 

Sensier(A.) Jean-Frangois Millet. (7) 24:2661 

SerpaPinto(A.rfc.)Howl crossed Africa.( 119)21: 1 175.1-2 

Seubert (A.) Kunstlerlexicon (86;, •26:2822.1-3 

Seward (G.F.) Chinese immigration. (8).. 64:2239 

Sewell (E.M.) History of Greece. (42) ..26:110 

Seymour (C.W.) A college widow. (80) 39:1594 

Sforzosi (L.) History of It«lv. (42) 26:2566 

Shakespeare (W.) All's wellthatendswell. (93) 32:1247 

Antony and Cleopatra. (190) 32:1249.3 

Comedv of errors. (144) 32:1249.2 

Coriolanus. (93) 32:1249 

Cymbeline. (190) 32:1105 

Shakespeare for young folk. (190).. 32:1160 

Sonnets. (190) 31:1550 

The taming of the shrew. (93) ..32:1248 

Works. (190) •A 

Sbaler(N.S.) a/w/Davis. Glaciers. (77) 'A 

Shapley (R.E.) Solid for Mulhooly. (88) 64:806 

Sharpe (R.B.) Cat. of African birds. (158).....»44:1866 

(S.) Geschiehte Egyptens. (42) ..26:1986 

Historv of Egypt. (42) ..26:1985 

(42*) 26:1987 

(W.C.) History of Seymaur, Conn. (7) 80:1917 

Shattuck(L.) History of Concord, Mass. (7)...»30:I648 

Shaw (C.) In the sunlight. (15) 39:1596 

(F.L.) Hector. (192) 39:1606 

(T.B.) English literature. (176) 10:3665 

(176) 10:3663 

(W.) Analysis of the Galiclanguage. (13o)...*10:91l 

Shea (J.G.) Catholic missions, U.S., 1529-1854. (3) 4:2538 

Shedd (.I.A.) Famous sculptors. (188) 63:2909 

Sheldon (G.) Brownie's triumph. (15) 39:1599 

The for>akon bride. (172) 39:1600 

Shelley (M.W.) andoihera. Lives. (151) 23:1381-3 

Shepard (C.U.) Geol.survey of Conn. (55) 42:1469 

Sheppard (J G.) The fall of Rome. (I05) ..26:2397 

Sherwood (A.) Geology of Potter co. (55) *42:1587.GGG 

and Piatt. Geology of Lycoming co. (55)*42: 1587.GG 

Shock ( W.H.) Steam boilers. (11) 'A 

Shoshee Chunder Dutt. Hengaliana. {^2) 38:1469 

Shnrtleff ( N. H. ) Decimal system for libraries. (60) •!! 

Sibley. Graduutesof Harvard university. (119) 23:1387.2 
Siborne ( W.) War in France and Belgium. (52)...27:136 
Sichel (J.) Icon.ophthrtlmologique. (30) ...♦46:601 7-1 8 

Sidney ^M.) Five little Peppers. (192) 39:1657 

So as by fire. (125) 39:1659 

Tressy's Christmas. (173) 39:1661 

Siebold (C.T.E.von.) Moths and bees. (158)....44:2285 
Silliman (6.) A tour to Quebec, 1819. (151)....21:1353 

Silver (A.) Lectures on the scriptures. (131) 3:2707 

Simmons (JF.) The welded link. Poems. (94)..31:2872 

(T.F.) The lay folks mass book. (99) *1:4050.71 

Simms (W.G.)S.-Carolinain the revol. war.(151)»29:2187 

Simon (J.) De& maladies puerp^rales. (30) 46:4985 

(L.) Maladies v^n^riennes. (30) 46:4313 

(M.) Deontologie m^icale. (30)... 46:5835 

Epid^mies au xviii* siecle. (30) 46:2610 

Simonde de Sismondi. Italian republics. (42).26:2663 

Same 26:2664 

Literature of the south of Europe. { 176)... 10:3095-6 

Same 10:3097-8 

Roman empire. (42) 26:2309-2400 

Simonin (L.L.) Underground life. (77) •62:559 

Simpson (J. Y.) A mesthetica in surgery. (92)In •70:961 
Sinclair (J.) Statistics of Scotland. (138)..»60: 262 1-38 
Sinding (P.K.) Scandinavia. (119) 28:2169 



Indbx ov Authors. 



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Inbkx or Authors. 



Slrven and Leverdier. Nana's daugbtor. ( 1 25)*39: 1 732 
Sitfirreaves. The Zuni and Colorado river8.( 105)*60: HOC 

8izer(N.) Choice of pursuits. (loO) 2:IH.M* 

Skeat(Vy.W.) Alexmid'-r and Dindimus. (91))»l:4n51.3l 
Skene (F.J. U.) Liber PI uscardensis. (69)...28:616.7, 10 

(W.F.) Celtic Scotland. (Gli) 28:787.1-3 

Skinner. Key to Hebrew-Kj^yptian mvstery. ( 138)10:S94 

Slezer (J.) Theairum Scoiiw. (8t>).r. ♦A 

Small (H.B.) Canadian handbook. (7) ♦22:2998 

(J.) English metrical homilies. (94) 81:'J26l 

Smart (U.) Belles and ringers. (G2) 39:1782 

Smedley (£.) History of France. (52) 27:i9.'i 

Venetian history. (42« « 26:2475-6 

^^m!^'"^ ""X 26:2477-78 

Smiles (S.) Duty. (64) 33:3777 

Smith (A.) Ringworm. (30) 46*4439 

(B.) Sketches abroad. (87) !..........»A 

(B.P.) History of Dartmouth college. (100).. .2:41 84 

(C.J.) Historical and literary curiosities. (64) ...*A 

(D.) Practical dyers' guide. (11).. ♦62:I.'>47 

(^.) Story of the English Jacobins. (138). ..28:286 

(E.F.)am/Mar8hall. Analysis of urine. (Ir>r>)46-4192 

(E.O.) Bertha and Lily. (80) 39:1823 

(G.) On the study of histor)'. (42) '.!... 26*^7 

(H.) Cobwebs and cables. (125) .!39ihm 

H'm^ Peace Pelican, spinster. (H2) .!.39:1946 

(J.T.) Ramble in the streets of London.( 87 j28: 287. U2 

(J.W.) Manual of equity. (9) .66:790 

(P.) History of the world. (105) 26:521-3 

(R.B.) Rome and Carthage. (69) 26:2666 

(R.P) Thesaurus Syriacus. (178) ... . «a 

(S.) Works. (64) 34:1982-3 

■ Satne ^ 34*1984 

(T.) Naturalist's cabinet. (158) .44:4<^6-71 

( r.J.) and Co, Cin. suspension bridge. (77)..In 62-29 

(T.R.) Architecture. (11) 63-61M 

S'l wli^i'^^ **^ ^^^^°®- ^*°'^^- **2e:2n2 

(W.K.) Old Testament in Jewish c« urch 1 100)..3-980 

— - (W.T.) Missionary concerts. (132) 6:3841 

Bmith80n(J.) Scientific writings. (26) In 26:1067 

Smyth (N.) Orthodox theology of to-day. (162)..3:4777 

(W.) French revolution. (52) .* 27*201-2 

Modern history. (42) 26:144:^-4 

Z — ^""^ 2e:U45 

Smythe (G.C.) Medical heresies. (30) 46:530 

Snider (D.J.) The American state. (154) .64:1474 

Snorri Sturluson. Heimskringla. (119).... 28:21. 50-52 

Snow (E.M.) Alphabetical index. (138) 30:3503.3 

Solis (A.iftf.) Conquista del Messico. (138) 30:2185 

Somers (J.) Scarce and valuable tracts. (1 l9)»28:3048-6o 

Sonrel (L.) The bottom of the sea. (45) 42:2285 

Lo fond de la mer. (45) 42:2286 

Sophie Dorothea. Memoiren. (25) *28:i29"8.4 

Sophocles. (Edipus tyrannus. (19) 1:3192 

Sotheby (S.L.) Autograph of Milton. (56) ...♦A 

Memoranda rel. to block-books. ^176) ♦£, 

Sould (J.H.) United States blue book. (88) •64-1461 

Southey (R.) Chronicle of the Cid. (119) 27:745 

The peninsular war. (119) »27-30i5_i7 

Sowerby (G.B.) Aquarium. (170) 43:i991 

British conchology. (158) 44:2546 

A conchological manual. (158) 44:2547 

— — (H.) Popular mineralogy. (55).. 42:2166 

Soyer(A.) Culinary campaign. (120) 28:2575 

Sozin8key(T.S.) Care and culture ofchildren.(30)46* 1596 

Spaldinsr (S.J.) Spalding memorial. (7) 23:2084 

-— (W.) English literature. (176) 10:3669 

Spath (C.) Maria Werner. (96) 66:2875-6 

Spear (S.T.) Legal-tender acts. (154) 64-548 

Spencer. Preglacial outlet of L.Erie.(l43) ln»42:1587 Q4 

Spielhasren (P.) Hammer und Amboss. (95) ♦Rsoi 

Lady Clara de Vere. (62) 39:2111 

The skeleton in the house. (173) 39:21 12 

— - Sturmflut. (95) 69:875 

Spink ( W.) Procedure and^redress at law. (71) ...66: 1 052 

Spinzifir (0.) Yellow fellow. (30) 46:2802 

Spoflford (H.P.) The servant girl question. (71) 64:1985 
Spretson (N.E.) Casting and founding. (11). ..62:1599 
Springer (A.) Raffael und Michelangelo. (123) •A 



Sprinfirer (R.R.) Self. (15) 89:21.38 

Spurgreon (C.H.) J. Ploughman's pictures. (32) 83:3868 

Spurr (ti.G.) The land of gt.ld. (192) 39:2141 

Stadendl.) Hi^toire d'un pavi. (151) 29:t&'^ 

Stahl (H.) Die VVasserwelt. *(45) 42:2287 

S<ime. (170; 43:1944 

Stahr(A.) Ein Jahr in Iialien. (87) 22:1977.1-3 

Stall (S.) How to pay church dibU. (3) 3:4372 

Stanford (C.) Philipp Doddridge. (7) 24:682 

Stanhope (A,) vSpuin under Charles II. ( 12o)... 27:^90 

Stanley ( A. P.) Chri.-tinn institutijins. (m2) ..5:3954 

(K.) Fauiiliar hi>tory of birds. (11) 44:1871 

Same "] 44:1870 

Stapfer ( P.) Shnkt .spean> nml cbiss. nntiquitv.( 1 44 )32:3o:{6 
Starkey (T.) Keigu of Kim: ilenry VIll. (99) *l:4<i51.V2 

Staveley ( E. K. ) Hritish spider^*.' (I5s) 44:2289 

Stearns rW.A.) New Kni^Hand bird life. ( 1 70). ..44: 1872 
Stedman (J.W.) The Norwich jubilee. (25i...»30:l8i4 

Steel (J.H.) DiteM-e- ofthe ox. ( 55) 46:5731 

Steiner(il) Hi-briiisrhe Puisin. (iT6) Tn 41:^216 

Steinwehr (A.W.F. pon.) Ge.>^rMphy. (184)...»60:4<mo 

flWBrinton. Interm geography. (184)...*6O:4029 

Priniarv geo^mphy. ( '84).' ♦60:1028 

Stenzel(G.A.H.) Gesch. Dt-'utsohland-*. ( I20)...28:l 745-6 

Gis«hi(hte des preu>3. Stuats. (12<>) 28:1747-51 

Stephen (.1.) History of Frnnce. (52) 27:219 

Stephens (C.A.) The Knm'kabuut Club. ( I51)..21:1354 

iF.G.) Sir Edwin Landeeer. (7) 24:2132 

Stevens (C.W.) Fly fl-hini^ in .Maine lake.'*.( 172)10: 594 4 
(H.) Hi-itor. and ireogr. noie>*. (ll^.s) ^29:150 

Inde.x to colonial document* of N.J. (25)..*30: 1072.5 

(J.F.) British ent«.mology. (158) ♦44:2291-2302 

Stevenson ( A . ) Trenti»e on light-houfes. (77)..62:9Il 
(D.) Civil nngineering of N. A. (77) 62:110 

i.l.J.) House an*hitecture. (45) ♦63:1155.1-2 

Stewart (K.J ) G •ogmphy for beginners. ( 184)..^6O:6l0 
Stewarton (N.N.) Empire «>f Buonaparte. (151)..22:758 

The revolutionary Plutarch. (184) 23:144 

Stieler, Paulus a;;//*Kaden. Italion. (87 « •A 

Stiles ( W.H.) Austria in 18i8-49. jl20) 28:1756-7 

Stimson ( A.L.) Express bu-in-ss (88\.. 76:2661 

Stirlingr (K.^ old Drurv Lane. (144) 10:2785.1-3 

(W.) Practical hi*tologv. (123) ♦46:2953 

Stockton ( F.U. 1 The floating prince. ( 1 92) 39:229o 

StOdart (U.K.) Scoiti-h arms. ^87)... ♦A 

Stoddard! C.W.) Mashallah! Flight into Efi:vpt.( 7)21: 1212 

(NV.O I Dab Kinzer. (62) 39:2303 

Esau Harderv. (192) 39:2300 

The quartet.* (173) 39:2;-iOI 

StOddart (J.) Introd. to the study of history. (105)26:1 17 
Stone (H'.L.) Campaii^n of Gen. Burgoyne*. (7)..29:2217 

Storrs (H.S.) John Wyclitfe. (120K..1 26:1892 

Story (•! ) .Miscellaneous writings. (64) 34:2023 

Stow (J.) Londt»n and We^lminllter. (138) *6O:2540 

Same 60:2541 

StoweiE) Vehizqii.'z. fi20) 26:1381 

(11. B.) A dog's niis>ion. (192) 39:2339 

Strahan(A.l Book of enchantment. (15) 39:2.344 

Book of storv and tale. (15) 39:2343 

Strause M.) (/tmversational phrn«e-book. (19) 1:5165 

Strauss l O.F.i Kleine Schnften. |96) 66:2898 

(J.) Dance music. (12).. ♦63:1811 

Strubbergri F. A. ) .\ us.A rmand'sFrontierleben. (95)68:33-4 
Strutt (.1.) Ancitnl times; a drama. (941... In 39:2376.4 

Queenhoo-hall; romance. (8n) 39:2376.1-4 

Sports and pai^times. (61) 10:6194 

Stuart(C.B.) Lives of engineer^ of America. (120) 23:1554 

(E.) The belfry of St. Jude (15) 39:2408 

Sturgres (E.B ) Druggists lejral directory. ( 1 43). .♦46: 45 4 

(J.) Guide to the game of draughts. (61) 10:6311 

Sturluson. See Snorri Sturluson. 

Sturz (J.J.) Brazil and it« resources. (154) •76:1956 

Sullivan (E.) Conquerors of India. (42) 26:1849 

Sully (J.) Illusions. (1.32) 2:1721 

(M.de B. (fe.) Memoirs. (52) 27:225-9 

Sumner (C ) Duel betw. France and Germany. (52) 27:684 

(MrM. G.) Our holiday in the East. (138) 22:567 

Swainson (W.) Geogr. and class, of animals. (159) 44:477 
*— - Habits and instincts of animala. (159) 44:478 



InBVX 09 AUTHOBS. 



213 



Index of AuTHORfl. 



Swainson ( W.) Study of imtural history. ( I .•.9)..44:479 

Taxidermv. (159) 44:1051 

a»i</ Shuckard. In^et;t8. (159) 44:2316 

Swammerdam (J.) Hibliu Ilutula^ (i59j...M4:3ij2't-2t 

Sivan(K.B.) Once a year. (l'-'5) 80:'i434 

SwedenborfiT (fcl.) Holy scripiuro (8.i) ..3:5th 

Sweet (F.) tiparklini; jewels. (IWO) 6:38*2 

(SH.) KeporKm'eual. (N3) 42:15U7 

Sweetser (M.P.) Kurop.* for$2i» day. (ITil) 22:li8J9 

Swett (S) Hifltorv of Bunker Hill l»attle. ( ior<;..29:'.'.i''22 

Swindell l.J.O.) Wdl-digglnv<, boring. ^77) 62:977 

Swing (U.) Club tssuys. (O-i) 33:3949 

Sybel (H.K.L. Po;». I Kronch revolution. (52)...27:-i44-7 
SyedAmeerAli- Pers.law uf.\1ohanHiicdan.<}.(l4l )66: 1040 
Symlnfirton (A.J.) Wm. Wordsworth. (184; 26: lti7'.).l-2 

Symond8(W.S.) old Mionea. (yi; 42:i<>3ti 

Tabor (K.) Pansie'>» ll..ur-bin. (15; 39:27.4 

Talbot (T.) Groi»co an 1 the Greeks. (H7) Ip:57.i0 

Talleyrand aM/iliOuia XVIII. Corre8V)ond.(l2n)2o:24u(» 
Tamenafira Shunsui. The loyal Konin^t. 1 1^)--39:-747 

Tandon (M.) Th« world of lht< sea. (ITo) 43:1948 

Tangermann ^ W.) Aus zw«i Welien. (G4)...56:i9un 

Tardieu ^A.) Li^s Hltentats aux moeur:!. (3«j) 46:58 lu 

Lavortemenl. (3<)) 46: '•'^44 

L'empoisonneinent. (:<rti 46:5837 

Etude hygienique. (3n) 46:!»>05 

La folie. (30) 46:5838 

L'infunticidft. (:^0) 46:584»; 

Pendaison, strangulation, suffocation. (30). ..46:5839 

Question medico-l4gale. (30) 46:5847 

(.1.) Lady CUre. (126) 67:2469 

Same In 67:2470 

Taylder (T.W.P.) Thomorraon'a own book. (3) 10:2ii*3 

Taylor (F.) British Americans. (7) •23:1580.1-3 

(O.) Antinous. (95) 69:1285 

(G.L.) Autobiography. ^45). *A 

(J.) Scottish covenanlers. (87) 28:798 

(J.k.) Natun^'s bye-paths. (11) 43:1949 

(W.C.) Ancient history. (105) 26:928 

Civil wars of Ireland. (120) 28:1122-3 

Manual of modern history. (42) 26:14.53 

Memtiirs of the house of Orleans. (52) 27:253-4 

TedeSOO (A.tle.) Lacreiiiazionedeicadaveri.(3()) 46:1282 

Tefiffif (W.) Dictionary of chronology . (43) ♦26:132 

Tegrn6r (E.) Poems. (12) .V In 31:86 

Teller iD.W.) History of Kidgefleld, Conn. (7). ..♦30: 1858 

Temple (E.) Travels in Peru. (151) 21:2983.1-2 

Tennent ( J.E. ) History of modern Greece. < 43) 26:21 70-7 1 

The wild elephant. (159) 44:760 

Tenney (S.) Geoiogv. (55) 42:2044 

Natural history. (159) 44:485 

and(A.A.) Natural history of animals. (159)...44:484 

Tennyson (A.) Ballads and other poems. (13). ..3 1:2910 

T6not(E) Paris in De«-«mlH:r, 1851. (52) 27:2Hl 

Terhune. (.M.V.) Handicapped. (125). 39:2848 

Ternauz-Compan8( H.) Voyage8.( 165)29: 1 57-1 09.1 7 1-6 
Tevie (J.A.) Sixty years in a schoolroom. (25). ..26: 1314 
Tezier ( E.) an<f LeS. Memoirs de Cendrillon.( 127)67:2897 

Thackeray (A.I.) See Ritchie ( A.I. ) 

(W.M.) From Cornhill to grand Cairo. (87). ..21:668 

Thalheimer (.VJ.E.) Aacient history. (43). ....... 26:929 

Thau8inGr(M.) Durer. (87) ^10:2620 

Thayer (W.M.) History of the rebellion. (69)... 30:169 
Theuriet (A.) All alone. A story. (62) 39: -'939 

Mademoiselle Guignon. (127) 67:2901 

Le manage de Gerard. (127) 67:2898 

Nos enfants. (127) 67:2902 

Raymonde. (127) 67:2903 

Lesang des Finoel. (127) 67:2899 

Sous bois. (128) 66:5335 

Thierry (A.) IVempird romain. (43) 26:2406 

Histoire romain au v* si^cle. (43) 26:2405 

(J.N. A.) Formation of the tiers ^tat. (52). ..27:278-9 

Same 27:280 

Historical ei-says. (43) 26:71 

(Euvres. (105) 26:14^8 

Thiers (L.A.) French revolution. (52) 27:311-14 

Same 27:316-16 

La revolution fran^ise. (105).^ 27:3018.1-2 



Thiery de Menonville. Culturedu nopaI.( 1.59)44:21 32^3 
Thirlwall (C.) History of Greece. (43) 26:2121-22 

Same 26:2113-20 

History of Rome. (lo5) 26:2409-10 

Thomas (C.) The chinch-bug. (123) 44:2318 

(L.) Buch der Entdeekungen. (69) 21:673-4 

(R.) Aggravating ladies. (60)... ♦L 

Thomassen i J.H.) Gesch. der Natur. (IH9)... 43:1951 
Thompson (E.P.) Note-book of a n«turMlist.(159j44:488 
(H.) Clinical lectures and cHSer<. (77) 46:1055 

(W.) Natural hist of Ireland. Birds. (159)44:1881-3 

Thomson (C.W.) Depths of the aea. (45). 42:2289 

Voyage of H.M.S. Challenger. 1873-6 (143) *A 

(E.) Letters from Europe. (151) 22:1082 

(.1.) Modern geography. (184) 60:626 

( P.G.) Bibliography of Ohio. (6u) ♦L 

(T.) Minemlogy. (55) 42:2170-71 

(W.) Ehislicity and heat. (91) •61:3152 

Electrostatics and mai^netism. (11) 61:2859 

Thoreau (M D.) Spring in Massachusetts. (128)88:4052 

Thornet i.T.A.) Kate Comerford. (15) 39:3015 

Thornton (P.M.) Foreign secretaries. (l38)..28:16.53.1-2 
Thorowgood (JT.) Aids to diagm^is. (92). ..46: 1089 
Thorpe (C.) British marine conchology. (159). .44: 25.50 

(TB.) Ourarmyat Monterey. (151) 29:2*73 

Thou I J.A.(/e.) Hist, sui temporis. (105).. ..♦26:3279-85 

Thrupp(G.A.) Hi>!itorv of coache'*. (25) 10:5737 

Thurber(G.) Silos and enMlage. (170) 62:2317 

Thurston (E. A.) Mosaics of fife. (32) 34:434 

(O.) Adventures of a Virginian. (80) 39:3040 

Tieck (L.) The midsummer night. (13) 32:1284 

Tilden (S.J.) New York citv "rinfir." (154) 64:1484 

Tilley (R.H.) Geneal. of the tilley "family. (7)... 23:2082 
Timayenla (T.T.) Hi«tt)rv of Greece. (25)..26:2i72.i-2 

Timbart (J.E.) .Medecins'statisticiens. (3o) 46:5887 

Timbs (J.) Curiosities of London, (138) 60:2649 

Illus. bcK)k of wonders. (77) 62:1418 

London and Westminster. (138) 60:2551-2 

Stories of inventors. (77) 62:1419 

Wonderful inventions. (77) 62:1420 

Tincker (M.A.) By the Tiber. (80) 89:3043 

Tirat(J.) Maladies de poitrine et du coeur. (31)..46:2143 

TissotfV.) Unknown Hungary. (139) 22:1684.1-2 

andA^m^TO, The exiles. *(173) 39:304* 

Tobarius (G.) Auserlesene Curiosa. (139) «26:1459 

Tobler. Die fremden Worter. (99) In 41:2216 

Tocqueville (C.A.H.M.C.rf^.) Theold rcgime.(53)27:358 

Todhunter (J.) A study of Shellev. (56) 10:3684 

Toland (M.B.M.) Onti bra. (13).? 31:2920 

Tombleson (W.) Views of the Rhine. (139)..^60:2918 

Tomlinson (C.) Door locks. (77) 52:1583 

Warming and ventilation. (77).. 62:989 

Tooke ( W.) The monarchy of France. (53) 27:365 

Russian empire. (120) 28:2461-3 

Torres (D. de.) Breve relatione. (179) In ^4:2444 

Toulmouche (A.) Etudes .sur Tin fanticide. (31)...46:5848 

Torrdes (G.) Des asphyxies. (31) 46:2556 

Tourgee (A.W.) A fool's errand. (16) 39:3092 

Towle (G.M.) Certain men of mark. (120) 23:1660 

Townsend (G.A.) Bohemian da vs. (16) 89:3099 

f L.T.I The art of speech. (i32) 2:3479.2 

Mosaic record and modern science. (82) 3:4000 

(V.F.) Lenox Dare. (62) 89:3111 

Townshend (H.) Historical collections. (120)..^28:3093 

Tozer(H.F.) Turkish Armenia. (1.39) 22:730 

Treadwell (JH.) Martin Luther. (184) 24:2358 

Trebuchet( A.) Jurisprudence de la m6decine.(31 )46:5849 

TredfiTOld (T.) Tracts on hydraulics. (78) 62:19 

Trenckner (V.) The Milindapaflho. (19) 1:4468 

Trevelyan (GO.) Charles James Fox. (7) 24:1039 

Tripier (A.) Manuel d'^lectroth^rapie. (31) 46:5550 

Trollope (A.) Life of Cicero. (7) 24:249.1-2 

(F.) Belgium in 1833. (69) 22:1689.1-3 

(H.M.) Corneilleand Racine. (176) 10:3961 

(T.A.) Commonwealth of Florence. (43)...26:2673-6 

Troschel ( F.H.) and Ruthe. Zoologie. ( 1 59).... 44:490 

Trotter (J.B.) Charles James Fox. (7) 24:1040 

Trowbridfire (J.T.) A home idyl. (190) 31:1837 

The pocket-rifle. (192) 89:3332 



k 



Ihdbz or AcTBOBS. 21 

Trowblidffe (J T.| Tho silver mi-dal. | Ifil 39:3331 

Trurao |W.) Iron miinut'Hi.'ture uf Ur. I!r. (7n.,.»5a:SH3 

TruBler (J.i Lundon guide, (imi "60:25eo 

TsohudK >''■»"'.) Tbierlubeii der Alpvtiw.-lt. ; 1 H^:4m 

(.I.J.ood.l Faunti PerUHiiu. (iSUj »44:3023 

Tucker (J.H.) S^^■ar aimlvsis. (170) 52:1734 

Tuofeey (J.K.) Eip to eipWu rivi.r Zaire. il51)'ai:3ll6 

Tudor(W,j GebelTelr, il54|... •54:«9ft 

Tullooh (A.M.) Tha Crimran umiiiiia^i.m. (]3'jj..ae:'^!>H6 

Turok (S.A,) M^divin dea duiiluiir*. (3i)._ 4Si^4'J-J 

Turnbull (L.) ArtlHcml HiiiP»tli«»iii. (92). •SOHSHT 

Turner (W,M,. Kl-Klmd«. ih.- h.ilv. (!6i) 23:577 

TurtoixW.) Land>indrri.-;.)i-«'Hii'rtliells. |15g)..44:2»A:! 
Tuatin(J.P.)DiM,iiurgB. WBrron,R.l..MBj8. 1845.(3]4;273l 
Tyler (K.K.) A Si-midindviMn Mimmcr. (164)...22:1211 

TylorfE.H.) A.iihr,.p..l.-Kj-. i\ri) 44:13.^a 

Tyrrell (H.) Tlie war with Kiis^ia i85:i-ti.(i2<i)»2e:3(i96-7 

TysoD (.1.) Bri'rht'o diwa:'.^ Hnd diabetes. <7'<)..46:1£24 
Tytler(A.F,) Ai.cient irnd nuwleni history. (i:i)-2a:Jt4 

Univeriiil history, (4:<] 2ei''30-35 

Samt 20:S42-3 

atid Naree. Universal history. (4:i) 2e:-^3ii-41 

Tytler fti.) Jaiiu Aa-tcn and her works. ( 1 76)..10mThO 

llu,iciil comp.iscr». (190) 10:257<i 

ntUand (W.H.) Corlins-engineB. (81) ...-■A 

UJfWvy-Bourdon.De Pari* i gniiiarkand. (87) "A 

TJlbaah (L.) Lei buveiirs de poison. (127) 67:2938 

LVnfantdela iiiorte. (12T) 57:2937 

Di-r (ianen de« Doiuherrn. (flS) 69;13Tfl.)^2 

Madamt! OosBuliri. (127) 57:2949 

Mfimoin-sd'uti inoonim. (127) 67:2948 

Ule (0.1 Das Wplti.lt. (170) 48-1955 

UUmann (C.i Sinle.'^nees of Jei'ii*. (:i) a::i09o 

Underwood ( L. M.} Our native feriw. (PI ) 43:-'i7fl 

Upham (E.) The Ottoman empire. (12n)...28'28!>(>-9i 

(Q.P.) Woman in musie. (13) 10:2SfiR 

tJre (A.) Cotton manuracturu of Ur. Br. (T8)..62:li3l-2 

Philosophy of man ii fact ures. (T8)._ 62:1428 

Urquhart (.I.W.) Elpiim typing. (113) 62:16^1 

Urwick (W.) Indian piemrei. (I6i) •22:3047 

UsheriJ.) Discourse on religion. (li>0) 4-853 

Vaohi (A.F.i Yellow f,-TPr, cholpra. 115,S).,..,"60-1259 

Vaoquerle (A.) ProSU et grimaces. (128] 6a-S.Hii1 

Vallgrnano (A.) Lettcra. (IIH) In •4:2444 

Van Buren ( W.H.) Diseases of the m-lum. (78)46:4314 

■*«""« 4S:43T3 

Vance (WJ.) Prince's favors. ( 16) 30:3056 

VandegriftX^'O Under tbe dog-siar. ( r92)....3e:.^e54 

Van Dyke (T.S.) Flirtation camp. (61) 10:6029 

Vauffhan (R.A.) Hours with thp mvstics. (3).,4r2eT5-6 
VehBe I C, h. ) Mem.orcourtof Austria. (1-20)28: 1820-3 1 
Velaaco (.I.A.) Hist.du r,)VBume dfQuilo.(15l)29:174-S 

Venable ( W.H.) The leac'h.^r'g dream. (13) 31-18S4 

VentouUlao iL.T.) The Fmnch librarian. (61) •L 

Verne (J.> The demon of Cawnpore. (621 39:3714 

800 leagues on tbe Amazon. (192).- 39:3877 

Tigprs and traitors, (BO) , 39:3714.2 

La Mur du monde en BOj-urs. (127). 67:2953 

Vertot. Revolutions of IheRnman rppublic.(43)2a:24I3-14 
Viaud-G.-M. LenFerpcntsdolaVende*-. (31),.._4a:5589 

Victor (F.K) The river of thp west, (15U 21:2567 

Vieusaeux I A.) History of Swit;cerland, (120) 28:1980 

ViUare (M.H.) Stories of home, (173) 39:3734 

Villemeasant (U.C.) M«ni,d'unjournalisie,(12F§{66:541S 
Vlllemln (J,A.) EtudesturlatuberouloBP. (31)..4e:2242 
Villerm6(L,R.)Del•aatphy.iqueptmo^al.(l54)64:21^3.4 
Vincent |F.>.) Norsk, Lapp and Finn. (152).„22:1213 
Vlninff (E.P,) The myaterv of Hamlet. (144). ..32:3051 
Viollet-le-Duc(E,E.) On arehitvcture. (170)_»6a:652.2 

VlrgiliuaMaro (P.) The .^neid. (130) 1:3969 

I'b« Georgics of Vergil. (99) 1:3959 

Vosrcl iC) Ueogr. Landschaftsbildpr. (139) 60:839 

~- I K.U.) Biblio.bionri.phia Lutberana, (60) "L 

VogellD (S.) Kunst und Volksleben, (87)...In 41:2217 
- — Verhiilmiss der Christen lur Kunst, (87). ..In 41:2216 
Votrt (C) Bilder aue dem Thierleben, (111 41:2634 

ITpberThlcrMaaten. (159) ' 44:493 

llplwr Vulkane. (87) In 41:2211 

- — VorleiungenQber Thiere. (159) 44:494 



L Index of Auraoia. 

Vogt (C.) Zoologihcbe Brlefe. (159) 44:496-6 

VoiBt (F.S.) Zooloi;ie, (189)„ •43:1659-61 

lU.) W iedurbel ell. d. class, Alterthum*, (I2u) 10:714.1 

(J.) ()e»chichte Preussens (121). 28:1841-9 

Voiein (A.) BibliothnquPH en Belgiqiie. |6o) •!. 

VottlCixMi.) lla:.dl>uL<h der Physiologiu. (155) •46:849.6 

Volser((i.H.O.) Buch der Erde. (IIU) 48:l959-«) 

Volney (CF.rfe.) Laa rui^ias, (82) _ 3:4063 

Voltaire (F..M. A. .fr.) Si^-le de Louis XV. (53)...27:3)>1 
W. (U.) Tbcosophv and the higher life. (20)_,..10;5170 
Waclianiutb ( W,") Oi-sch. Frankreiclw, (53) 27:390-93 
■WackemaseUW.) Ur,.priingd.Spracbe. (99) In41:2215 
'WadBWorth(li.A.) HiaLofLawrenae, Mass. (7)30:1733 
WagnerC.) Habitual mouth- breathing. (I2:i)... 45:2849 

(l^) Lehn-n der WBisbeit, (64) 56:3950 

(H.) Enldifkungsrcispn. (170-71).- 43:l9ii1-« 

-Sooi*. 59:1910-14 

(J.K.) Theorieu, PraiisderUewprbe, (36) 52:1434-8 

■WaileB(L.C.| Oeob^yof Miwi-ippi. (91) 42;I561 

Walte(O.F,K.) NewHampihireinth.-rpbellion.(8i30:t84 
'WaitZ((<,)!^ch1e.'iW.-HolKteinBUcschichti>.< 131)28:1869-70 
Walcbner ( P. tl.) Der NaturforAcher. (171 )....48: 1964 
'Walden (S .I.F.) Mutter mit ihn-n Kindern. (128) 66:1960 
'Waldereee (P.) .Mu-ikalische Vortiiige. (94) 10:3569.1-1 
Waldis [».] Eeopus, (190) _6e:l5-lB 

Walker 1 F.A.) titatir^tical atlas of the U. H. (8) •Q 

"Wallace (_A.K.) Island life. (Ii) -44:'04 

(L.) Ben-Hur. (16) 40:46 

"Waller (J.F.) Boswell and Johnson. (105) 24:1916 

■Wants (J.<;.) A prodigious fool (80) 40:60 

Walsh (J.H.) Tbtr dog in health and disease. (61) 10:&8S3 

(R.) French government. (5:i)_ 27:397 

W^altber(A.T.) Systemati-rhea Repertorium (60)_,„»L 
Walton(E,P,) Records of Vennonl. (152) •30:1464.1-8 

(W.) Problems in inpehanics. (91) 51:14S9 

Wander (C.F.W ) Sprichw.-I,.ezihon. (130) •1:5900-5904 

Ward I H O.) I he young lady's friend. (64) 88:451 

iT.H.) Eiiglifb poets. (176) 10:3707.3-4 

WariOB , J.J.) Epidemic at Savannah, 1876. (91 )»6O:2097 
WamefMed(C,B,A.) Ver.Staalen von N.A.( 139)21:1517 
Warner IC.D.) My winteron theNile. (8) 21:1343 

IS.) 'I'be letterof credit, (173) .40:195 

Warren (E ) Savonarola. (70) 26:871 

(H ) Artisliclfeatisoonthe human Bgure.(l7n63:8.H8 

(J.C.) Columnie adiposis. (31) 46:681 

IJ.H.) Hernia. (155) 46::n7.1 

Treatise on hernia. (189) 46:3774 

(J.L.) Guide to tbe study of book-plates. (fiO)..,»l. 

(S.) Experiences ofa barrister. (33) .33:4372 

Warrtnston ( J.W.) Laws rcgul, elections (154) 66:3575 

Watson (K.) Reign of PhilippII. (121) 27:898 

Saw •27:3020-31 

Reign of Philipp 111. (121) '27:3023 

W^eale (J) Bridget. (78| -52:68 

Webb iC.H.) Parodies. (64)- 33:4387 

(W.E.) ButTaloland. (25). 21:2583 

Weber (O.) Univer»B! history. (105) 26:580 

Wedmore (F) Studies in F.nglish art. (78) . . .58:199 
Weil iQ) Geschicbte der L'halifen. (43) ....26:1720-22 

Tausend und eine Nacht. (95) -69:1486-8 

W6lnhold(A.F.) Eiperimental physics. (123)61:3340 
Welebaoh (J-) Mechanics of engineering, (li) 51:2466 

Mechanics of machinery. (169) -52:671-2 

Weiss rN.l Wreck of Ibe Villedu-Havro. (87)...21 :710 
"Welfbrd. Monuments in tbe church of St. Nicbolas.(87)-A 

WeUea (A.i American family antiquity. (I«5) 'A 

Wells (D.A ] KuhlnFon Crusoe's money. (I54)...64:586 

(S.R.) New physiognomr. (II) 44:948 

(W.) Drainage of WhittlMea mere, (91) In»70:9«1 

Wenderotb, Vegetation von Kurheeaen, (I89).-"41:IT5 
W^emicke (C.) Ges.-biehte der Welt. (105)...2e:64o-«S 

Wesley (J.) Natural philo»..pby. (171) 43:1968-70 

We8t(C,) On hospital organisation, (31) 46:1389 

(J.) Ked river colony, Br. N, A. (163) 21:1836 

Westlake (J,) International law. (9)- 56:581 

West-wood (J,0.) Arcana entomologic«,(i59)»44:3336-7 

ClBBsiflcation of insectn. (160) 44:1329-30 

Entomologiet's text-book. (180) 44:2328 

(T.) BibTiothaca piscatoria. (60) *Ii 



Indsx ov Authors. 



215 



Index of Authobs. 



Wey (F.) Le8 Anglais chez eaz. (87) 22:2517 

"Wheatly (U.B.) What is an index? (60) •L 

"Wheaton (H.) History of the Northmen. (121)28:2199 
Wheeler (A.C.) Chronicles of Milwaukee. (25)..30:1744 

(J.T.) History of India. (43) 26:1858 

Life and travels of Herodotus. (43) 26:42-3 

(L.N.) The foreigner in China. (164)^ 26:1927 

(O.E.) Practical phytography. (143) 62:1640 

Wlielan (£.) Union of the Brit, provinces. (165)80:2081 

White (A.) History of birds. (160) 44:1890 

History of mammalia. (160) 44:764 

— — (A.D.) Paper-money inflation in France. (154)54:585 

(G.) Natural history of Selborne. (160) 44:506 

(H.) Universal history. (43) 26:660-62 

(43) 26:663 

(I.e.) Geology of Erie. Co. (144) •42:1587.Q 4 

(J.) History of France. (53) 27:409 

(R.G.) Em^land without and within. (12l)..22:252r) 

^Whitehead (W.A.) Colonial history. N.J. (I05).29:l^72 

Whitln£r(J.) Truth defend*»d. (131) In 4:4487 

Whitney (J.D.) Metallic wealth of the U.S. (189)52:592 

Whytt(R.) Nervous hypochondriac. (31) *50:1868 

Wiokhaxn(H.L.)an4/0. Diss, on Hannihal. (44)26:2425 
Wickram (J.) Das Kollwagenbuchlein. (i90)....6d:21 
WicUflf ( J. ) See Wyoliflfe ( J. ) 

Wifirgins (J.) Embanking lands. (189) 52:122 

Wight (J.) More mornings at Bow street. (128)*33:4340 

WUde (O.) Poems. (144) 31:1931 

WDhelmJT.) Military dictionary. (123).... •62:1999.3 
Wilken (F.) Gesch. der Kreuzzuge. (105)...26:i0B:i-9 

WiUet (J.E.) Wonders of insect life. (16o) 44:2334 

WiUiams (C.) Dogs and their ways. (160) 44:582 

(C.W.) Combustion of coal. (27) 52:995 

On heat, (189) 52:825 

(J.) Therraometrical navigation. (189) 52:914 

WilUamson (B.) DiflTerential calculus. (144)...61:798 

Integral calculus. (144) 51:799 

(H.) Climate of America. (78).. 61:2997 

Same, 51:2996 

(R.S.) Use of the bnrometer. (189) •51:3174 

WUling (C.) Persephone; and other p<>em8.( 13)31:2963 

(J.F.) The only wny out. (80) 40:553 

Wilson (A.) American ornithology. (160) 44:1895 

and Bonaparte. Amer. ornithology. ( 1 60)44: 1896-9 

(E.L.) Photographies. (171) *52:1642 

(E.) Human anatomy. (31) 46:426 

(F.J.F.) Stereotyping. (11) 62:1682 

(U.H.) History of British India. (44)...26: 1868-70 

(J.) Drainage for health. (31) 45:1296 

(J.) History of Switzerland. (121) 28:1986 

(J.M.) Earth, sea, and sky. (171) 43:1973 

(M.) Outlines of history. (44).. 26:671 

Same 26:670 

(R.T.) Invasion of Russia by Napoleon. (53)..27:422 

(S.F.) American revolution. (152) 29:2276 

(VV.) Robert Smith Candlish. (70)... 24:34 

Windelband (W.) Gesch. d. Philosophie. (lou)2:233.l-2 

Winfleld (C.H.) Hudnon county, N.J. (8) 3O:1073 

WinslOW (F.E.) Children's fairy geographv. (165) 21:71 7 

(L.S.F.) Fasting and feeding. (155)..' 45:1955 

Winsor (J.) History of Boston. (70) »30:3482.1-2 

Winston anc/ Marsh. Mortalitv experience. (88)*70: 4 263 

Winter (W.) Poems. (56)...' 31:2964 

The trip to England. (8) 22:2521 

WintonfJ.G.) Workshop practice. (189) 52:827 

Wirth (J.G.A.) Cultur^escbichte. (139; *10:732 

(MJ Deutsche Nationaleinheit. (121) 28:1880 

Wise (D.) Louis Sinclair. (80) 40:638 

Thornclilf Hall. (1S»2) 40:6.39 

(H.A.) Los Gringos. (8) 21:1359 

Withrow ( W.H.) History of Canada. (25) 30:2082 

Witt (H.(/cJ Guizot in private life. (8) 24:1438 

Woillez (E.J.) Diagnostic medical. (31 ) •46:1134 

Woloott(Ji.) Mem. of Henry Wolcott. (185).,.*23:3066 

Wolff (J.) Rattenfanger von Hameln. (94) ..31:1984 

Tannhauser. (94) 31:U85 

Till Eulenspiegel redivivus. (94) ..31:1986 



TVolff (J.) Der wilde Jager. (94) 31:1987 

Wollaston (T.V.) Variation of species. (160). ..44:2339 
Woltmann ami Woermann. History of painting.(78)»A 

Wood (H.C.) Fever. (92) Jt •46:5974 

(.I.G.) Animal traiU. (160) 44:584 

Bees (160) 44:2394 

Bible animals. (160) 44:511 

Birds. (160) ^44:517 

(160) 44:1908 

Common objects of the country. (160) 44:513 

Common objects of the soa shore. (160) 44:510 

Homes without hands. (160) 44:514 

Mammalia. (16o) 44:768 

Natural hi>tory of man. (160) •44:519 

Our garden friends and foes. (160) 44:521 

Popular natural history. (11) «44:526 

Reptiles, tishes, insects, etc. (l6o) 44:520 

Sketches of arnimal life. (16o) 44:585. 

Uncivilized races of men. (87) •10:6490.1-2 

(N.) Treatise on railroads. (11) 62:124 

(W.) General conchology. (171) *44:2557 

Index entomologicus. (171) ^44:2344 

Woods (L.) Mrs. Harriet Meweil. (25) 26:272 

Woodward (S.P.)a«rfTate. The mollusca.(l7l)44:2.Mj6 

Woolsey (S.C.) Cross patch. (173) 40:881 

Woolson (A.G.) Browsing among books. (32).. ..33:4451 

Wordsworth (C.) Church history. (131) 4:2920 

Wrazall (N.W.) Hittoricnl menioirs. (44) 26:1475 

Posthumous memoirs, 1784-9. (44) 26:1476 

Wrifirht (S.) Perry county, Pennsylvania. (25)..30:1352 

(S.) Surf; a summer pilgrimage. (125) 40:913 

(T.) British fossil echino'dernmta. (123)..^42:2649.l-a 

(W.A.) (ienervdes; a romance. (99) •1:4060.66 

Wurtz (A.) The a*tomic theory. (11) 61:1999 

Wurzbach ( A.ron.) Franziis. Malerd. 18. Jahrh. (7») •A 
Wyckoff(VV.C.) Silk goods of America. (123)....62:l715 

Wycliffe (.1.) English works. (99) ♦1:4060.74 

Wylde (J.) The book of trades. (78) 62:1449 

(K.) A dreamer. (16) 40:9M 

Wyman (M.) On ventilation. (189) 52:997 

(T.Bjr.) Genealogy of the Hunt family. (8)....23:2087 

WyntOWn (A.j Cronykil of Scotland. (70)....28:616.2,3,9 
Wyss (.J.R.von.) Le Robin.son Suisse. (I27)...67:2988-9 

X^res (F.) La conquete du P^rou. (152) 29:160 

Yarrell (W.) History of British fishes. (171)....44:814-16 
Yonfire(C.D.) History of France.l589-1830.(53) 27:441-44 

(CM.) Landmarks of hii^tory. (44) 26:680-82 

The little duke. (80) 40:1310 

The prince and the page. (94) 40:1311 

-^ — Storehouse of stories. (16) 40:1308-9 

Young folks' bible history. (3) 4:354 

Younfir(C'A.) The sun. (189) 42:422 

(J.R.) Tables. (189) 62:917 

( M.) See Postans ( M.) 

Yriarte (C) Goya. (91) 'A 

Zarate( A.di) Hist, dell' imperatore Carlo V.(139)»30:2396 

ZeU (T.E.) Condensed cyclopedia. (64) •I 1:2463 

Zeller (£.) History of Greek philosophy. (132)..2:239.l-2 
Zimmermann (W.) Hist, of German v. (25)»28:32lo.i-4 
Zinkeisen (J.W.) Osmanisches Reich. (121)..28:2910-16 

Zinn. A throw for a throne. (144) 32:3070 

Zola (E.) L'assoramoir. (127) •67:2980 

La conquete de Plassans. (127) ♦67:2981 

La cureo. (127) •67:2991 

La fMUte de Fabb^ Mouret. (127) ^67:2979 

La fortune de^ Rougon. (127) •67:2992 

MagdHlen Fernt. (16) •40:1468 

Son excellence Eug<ine Rougon. (127) ^67:2993 

Th^rose Raquin. '(«>2) ^40:1469 

La ventre de Paris. (127) ♦67:2994 

ZoUner (J.C.F.) Transcendental physics. (20)... 10:6186 
Zsohokke(J.H.D.) Hist, of Switzerland. (121). ..28: 1996 
Zxindel (J.) Modern school for the organ. ( 13)...^63:1870 

Zuroher an</ MarfiTOlid. Volcanoes. (144) 41:2651 

Zurita( A.d«.)Classeft de chefs de la N.£spagne.( 152)20:167 
Zurla(P.) Marco Polo. (139) •21:3232.1-2 



' ANONYMOUS WORKS AND COLLECTIONS. 



Aifaires de TAngleterre et deTAmerique. (132) *29:19&6 
Allffexneine Chnmik des VoIk88chulwesens.(l31)*2:2995 

Almanaoh de G©tha. (3) *26:'2C18 

Alpine climbing. (179) 22:170G 

Amateur mechanic's workshop. (77) 62:llo9 

Amerioa, General history of. (146) 29:1 

Ain6rlque contrale. Colonization. (146) 21:2725 

Anatomy, Descriptive atlas of. (27) ♦L:l 

Annals of Bro<»kdale. (124) 4O:203G 

Annals of Lyceum of nat. hist, of N.Y. [\A\ j.*43: J 112-21 

Antiquarian »nd topographical cabinet. (132) *A 

Anti-slavery monthly reporter. (8) ♦64:l5ol 

Arohssolosia. Index to voU. l-:io. (50) ♦L 

Army <>f the Cumberhmd, 12. reunion. (i32)..*29:207l.2 
Asia Minor. Karte von Klein-Asien, (lG2)...»6O:2ll0 

Athenian letters. (lOO) *2e:32uo-32oi 

Atlantic monthly. Index to vols. 1-46. (5t})... *L 

Atlas. The collegiate. (162) »BO::{9.'>2 

The eclectic histoiical. (162) *60:3i)r>H 

dee Mineralreichs. (46) 42:2101 

des Thierreichs. P.06) 44:«^<^> 

AUS der Peter&burger GeselUchaft. (162) *23:25 

Bad boy's diarv, A. (191) 40:2U5l 

Beauohamp tragedy, The. (8) *64:239 

Bible. The New Testament. Rev.ed., 1881. (99). ..3:226 

Same 3:225 

Bibliothek d.Unterhaliung.lH80.Bde.lo-i3(3l )66:l992-5 

Biblioth6que entoraologique. (ir>6) ♦44:2098-9 

Bicycle tour in England and Wales. (114) ♦22:2305 

Biography and history. (163) 23:26-29 

Black book, The. {V)) 64:8o6.l-2 

Boscobel. A novel. (191) 4O:20a2 

Braemar ; or, two months in the highlands. (172)40:2063 

Brain: a journal of neurology. (155) *e7:65l-3 

Brave men's f^wt-steps. (163) 23:30 

British biography. (163) 23:31-4 

cabinet, The, in 1853. (163) 23:35 

fossils. Tabular view of. (55) ^42:2215 

painters of the 18. and 19. centuries. (71 j 'A 

California state register for IS.W. (1.33) 60:1 145 

Canada. Acts of parliament, 1880-81. (139)..In ♦SI:! 13'i 

Orders in council, etc., 1849-74. (139) ♦81:1131 

1880-81 In ♦81:1132 

Parliamentary debates. (140) ♦81:1151 

Parochial subdivisions of. (152) 54:807 

Returns from the banks of. (152) 64:145 

CatalOfiTue des Merits, etc., 1814-60. (57) ♦L 

of fossil organ c remains. (46) ♦42:2621 

of the library of Jared Sparks. (57) ♦L 

CatalOffUes. Booksellers'. (57) ♦L 

Libraries*. (57-58) ♦L 

Chapel, The, of St. Anthony. (89) ♦A 

Characteristics (»f men of genius. (163) 23:40-41 

Cholera in Paris, Reports nn the. (28)... ♦60:2338 

ChronolOfirioal tables, (loi) 26:120-21 

Cincinnati. In Memoriam, 1881. (181) 23:110 

Classical dictionary. A handy. (178) 1::>238 

Cliflford family, The. (79) 40:2078 

Confederate armv. General orders. 1862. (i47)..^29:25io 

army, Operations of the. (147) ♦29:2531-2 

navy. Report of evidence. (147) ♦29:2541 

navy. Report of secretary. (147) ^29:2542 

Contagrious diseases of animals. (91) 46:5685 

Cornwall: its mines and miners. (166) In 62:352 

Countries and cities of the world. (147) 41:1959 

Dictionary (A) of daily blunders. (178) 1:5241 

Don John. (61) 40:2123 

Eccentric biography. (163) 23:50 

Edinburgh. Roy -Society. Transaction8.( 1 8 7 )»4 1 : 1 09 1 - 1 1 1 2 
DocumenU relative to, 1561-1650. (67) «28:3142 



Elizabeth, Queen, Life and reign of. (163) 28:70 

Encyclopadie (Neu^) der WissenschaftHn. (1 66)43: i 625 

Eternal purpose. (99 1 3:5217 

Evanfirelium ( Dhs) der Natur. (166) 43:1627 

Familiar English quotations. (189) dl:2oio 

Famous parks and gardens. (10) ♦A 

Five black arts. (187) 62:1161 

Florida, lifcueil de pieces sur la Floride. (148)...29:176 

Relation of the invasion of. (148) ♦29:701 

FortSChritte der Physik, 1845-74. (141 )...^71:225U80 

France. A history of.* ^5o)... 26:2740 

Franklin and Pickaway los., O., History of. (67)^30:3238 

Conn., congreg. church. (2) 4:4021 

Gaol cradle, The. Who roeks it. (153) 64:2372 

Garfield, J. A. In memorinm. ^190) 31:2016 

Poet*' tributes to Garfield. (190) 31:2019 

General register of politics. (Iu2) 26:1075 

Georgian era, The. Mem. of emin. per8i>n(i.( 163)23:56-9 

Georgrians, The. (i24) 40:2439 

Germanische Nationalmuseum, Das. {bf<) ♦L 

Great Britain. Geological survey of. (89)...^42:i60o 

Greece. Sketches of modern. (38j 26:214o-4l 

Harleian mi.>cellany. The. (63) ♦34::»ijoi-8 

Same 34:41-52 

Harlem. Soe Mland.desseie. .Vrehives. ( I67)^61: 1200.1-12 

Harper's new monthly magazine, Index to. (58) ♦!« 

Heart, The, and iu function. (29) 46:1324 

His way to greatness. (79) 40:1573 

Historical pictures of the middle ages. (103). ...26: 93 2-3 

tale« of the Muithern counties. (13) 40:1569-70 

Homoselle. [A novel] ( I9i) 40:2789 

How to make candy. (153) 64:2562 

to win in Wall street. (88) 64:142 

Hunsrary. Scenes of the war, 1848-9. (117) 28:1310 

Illustrious women. (IH3) 23:80 

Indian history. Events in. (22) ^ 29:245 

International review, Index to vols. 1-9. 1874-80. (58)^L 

Inventions, A history of wonderful. (187) 62:1164 

JahrfSbericht fiber Chemie etc.. (142) ^71:2101-30 

Japan. Raccolta di relationi del Giappone. (162) ^4:2444 

John Barlow's ward. (191) 40:2448 

Kentucky, Biographical encyclopaedia of. (5)^..23:3004 

Keokuk city directory, for 1856-7. (23) 60:3605 

Law S*»ciety calendar, The, for 1881. (8) ♦66:1386 

Lectures on the progress of arts. (168) 62:1442 

Lesson in love, A. (94) 40:2277 

Lettere del Giapone et della Cina. (178) In ^4:2444 

Liber primus, The new. (19) ...1:1979 

Libraries. Trans, of conference of librarians, Lond.(59)^L 
Lives of British physicians. (183) 23:87 

of distinguished* shoemakers. (183) 23:89 

of eminent persons. (183) 23:90 

London. Exhibition of 1851. (140) ^76:3230 

Plan of. (136) ^60:2487 

Eniomologicnl Society. Transactions. (188 )..^41:506-34 

Royal Socieiy. Philos. transactions.(188)^41: 1131-1289 

Proroodincs. (188) ♦62:901-31 

Lund. Universitets'ars-skrift, 1854-79 (168) ♦61:2501-15 

Masrazin von Roiseheschreibungen. (164) ^21:169 

Maine sketches. (53) ^42:1535 

Makerstoun obs<Tvatory. (188) In ♦41:1112.22 

Manuela Parddes. (94*) 40:2.366 

Map of Europe, Revision of the. (137) In ♦70:961 

Marburg:. OcsellHcha/i etc. SQ\ir\^^.n, (168) ♦41:172-81 

Supplement ^41:3009 

.Atlas to vol. 6 ^41:3010 

Mary Lyndon ; revelations of a life. (80) 40:2376 

Maryland Historic4il S(^iety. Proceedings. (103) 30:701 
Massachusetts Chariuble Mech. Ass. (128) In 62:1010 
Constitution of. (140) ^66:2879 



Anonymous Works. 



217 



Anonymous Works. 



Massachusetts. Plants and quadrupeds of. ( 1 69)43: 1 629 

Public events in. (149) 29:f<32 

Meisterwerke der Hulzschneidokunst. (123) 'A 

Melbourne (France) universal exhibition. (140) *76:2'784 

Memoirs of physicianj* of Gr. Britnin. (179) 23:104 

Men (The) of the third republic. (183) 23:105 

who have made themtjelves. (183) 23:106 

Menagreries, The. .Monkeysetc. (Ill) 44:701 

Quadrupeds. (Ill) 44:706-8 

Mexico. Conqu^tedu Mexique. (149) 29:166 :I72 

Miami Medical College, History of the (92) »2:4026 

Same *70:173») 

Milwaukee (Wis.), History of. (137) *30:1765 

Mrs. GeoftVv. A novel. (94) 40:".M17 

Modern sphinx. The. (61) 10:6135 

Monday Club. Sermons. (3) 6:4627 

My marriaj:e. (15) 40:2416 

My wife and my wife's sister. (192) 40:24i8 

Nameless nobleman, A. (80) 40:2427 

Napoleon : his armv and his generals. (51) 26:2741 

Napoleon the Third*. («6) In*70:96l 

Nation, The. Index t.) vols. 1-30, 1865-80. (59) 'L 

Natural history of quadrupeds. (11'.) 44:70t 

Naval encyclopopdia. (10) *62:3400 

Necrology : lives of eminent characters. (1^<3) i3:l2l 

Newark, N. J., Records of. (24) •30:1072.6 

New Enffland primer. The (:^) 3:4553 

New Jersey, Report of geol. »urvey of. (90)....42:1564 
New Sydenham Society report of 1880. (63)...In 46:76 

New York city, and how to see it. (149) *22:2869 

illustrated. (137) 60:18.33 

No erenlleman. (125) 40:2433 

Notes and querieH. Index to 1874-79. (.59) *L 

Novelties, inventions and curiosities. (9n) 62:1173 

Oeffentliche Vortriige in der Schweiz. (32).. ..41:2218 

Ohio Mochanioj' Institute, 1828-78. (88) 2:4029 

Ohio Supreme Court, Reports of ca^es. (8) ♦65:6125 

Our coal and our coal pits. (75) 62:352 

Paris, and its historical scenes. (51) 26:2745-6 

fnstitut de France. Comptes rendus.(188)*41: 1601-91 

Histoire et memoires. (188) ♦62:1551-79 

universal exhibition, 1867. (141) ^76:2807 

1878. (88) ♦76:2806.1-4 

Paper and paper-making chronology. (183) 10:2819 

Patty's perver-itics. (125) 40:2503 

Pen pictures of popular English preachers. (183). ..23:127 
Peninsular campaign of Gen. McClellan. (118)..29:2549 

People's art union, The. (183) 23:66-9 

Personal recollections of English engineers. (76).62:22 
Peter III. and Catharine 11. of Russia (86)..28:2353.l-2 
Philadelphia internat. exhibition, 1876. (14l)..^76:2766 
Ploughed under. Story of an Indian chief. (62). .40: 2501 

Preble county, ()., directory, for 1875. (138) 60:1451 

History of. (68) ♦30:^239 



Professional papers of engineers. (169) •72:2181-5 

Public characters. (184) 23:136 

Publishers' trade list annual, 1880. (59) ♦L 

Quebec and European emigration. (154) 64:802 

Ray Society, Report of, 1844. (169) In 43:1631 

Rebel invasion of Missouri and Kansas. (138). ..29:2528 

Revolutions in Europe. (41) 26:1086 

Richmond, Charter and ordinances of. (154). ..66:4166 

Rosemary and Rue. (192) 40:2546 

Runaway, The. A story for the young. (15).. .40: 2648 

Rural rambles. (170) 43:1633 

Ruth and her friends. Story for girls. (15) 40:2549 

Saddle-horse. The. Guide for riding. (172)... 10:6050 

St. Augustine, Florida. Sketches. (150) 21:1374 

Satchel guide for the tourist in Europe. (69). ..♦22: 2934 

Sohurz, Carl, Visit of, to Boston. (105) 26:900 

Scotch sermons. (3) 6:4661 

Scotland. Gazetteer of. (151) ♦60:2615-16 

The hi8tt)rian8 of. (69) 28:616.1-10 

Statistical account of (150) ^60:2641-65 

Select female biography. (184) 23:146 

lives of foreigners. (184) ^23:93 

Selected proofs from Scribner's monthly. (188) ♦A 

Seven little sisters. (172) 40:2576 

Silk, cotton, linen, wool, etc. (170) 62:1162 

Association of America, 8th report. (123)....62:1715 

South Kensingrton museum. The. (77) ♦A 

Statistik des deutschen Reichs. (71) ^76:2928-40 

Story of Uelen Trov, The. (94) 40:222l 

of the gospel. The. (162) 4:299 

Student's dream, The. (100) 2:706 

Studies from the studios. (143) *A 

Texas almanac for 1873 (164) 60:15o7 

in 1840; or, emigrant's guide. (7) 21:1862 

Theory of teaching. (21) 2:4386 

Topogrrapher, The, for the year 1789. (184)..6O:2H50-5l 
Turkey. Carte der Europiiischen Turkey. (184) ♦60:3165 

Under the olive. (56) 31:2035 

Unique The: biog. of disting. characters. (184K.. 23:134 
United States. Naval ob!<ervatory. Ob8erv.(170)^ 70:4203 

Instruments. (91) ^70:4330 

Verschoyle, a Roman catholic tale. (16) 40:2704 

""Wacht am Rhein." Illus. Chronik.(53)^27:3000-300i 
Wanderings thoughts and wandering steps. (25). ..22:778 
"Westminster papers. The. 1868-73. (6l)..^lO:6580-8l 

Woman in black, The. (80) 40:2755 

World of wonders, A. (171) 43:1634 

Wrecked on a reef. (152) 22:2755 

Yosemite guide-book. The. (152) ^22:287^ 

Zoological magazine. The. (171) 44:74 

notes and anecdotes. (171) 44:656 

Zoology, Reports on, for 1843-44. (171) 44:500 

: and botany, Reports on, 1841, 1842. (171) 43:1631 



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